WAC 504-13-930

(1) The riding and use of micromobility devices is restricted as defined in this section. Exemption: Wheelchairs, "knee walkers," and other mobility aids used because of a disability or injury are exempt from subsections (2) and (4) of this section.

(2) Use of micromobility devices is prohibited in all interior building spaces and stairways, on all steps, ledges, benches, planting areas, and other fixtures, and in any other posted area.

(3) Micromobility devices may be ridden and used on sidewalks outside the prohibited areas when a bike path is not provided, subject to the restrictions described in subsection (9) of this section.

(4) When operated in high-traffic or congested pedestrian areas, including building plazas, pedestrian malls, and sidewalks, motorized or electric-assisted micromobility devices must:

(a) Respond to automatic controls as described in subsection (9) of this section; or

(b) Be operated only using human propulsion.

(5) Operators must move at a safe speed and yield to pedestrians at all times. Reckless or negligent operation of micromobility devices on any part of campus is prohibited.

(6) Operators must obey all applicable traffic laws when operating micromobility devices on roadways.

(7) Bicycles and scooters may be secured only at bicycle racks and storage facilities designed for such purpose.

(8) Abandoned and inoperable micromobility devices. Internal policies regarding abandoned and inoperable micromobility devices, including the impoundment of micromobility devices, may be established upon approval by the campus chancellor or designee whose responsibilities include supervision of the campus security department.

(9) The campus may implement automatic controls on the operation of certain micromobility devices based on any or all of the following:

(a) Location of the device;

(b) Time of day; and

(c) Weather conditions.

Controls may include speed restriction, shutoff of motorized assist, or complete shutoff of the device.

(10) If there is a conflict between these regulations and on-site signage, the on-site signage takes precedence.