Rules of the Common-Wheel of UCLA

From the Bruin: All electric scooters and bikes used on campus or stored in UCLA-owned housing must be certified and registered starting Nov. 20, UCLA administrators [have] announced. Electric personal mobility devices – which include personal e-scooters, e-bike and e-skateboards – must be UL-certified and registered with UCLA Transportation to promote campus safety, according to [an] email sent by Michael Beck, administrative vice chancellor, Monroe Gorden, vice chancellor for student affairs and Steve Lurie, associate vice chancellor for campus and community safety. 

UL-certification is a safety standard that confirms a device’s battery and electrical parts have been tested to prevent mechanical failure, shock and fire, the administrators added in the email. They also said in the email that registration will make it easier to identify lost or stolen devices and return them to their rightful owners...

Full story at https://dailybruin.com/2026/01/26/ucla-announces-registration-certification-mandate-for-electric-scooters-bikes.