Bicycles, Skateboards, and Scooters
Bicycles, skateboards, and scooters are welcome at the College of Charleston.
At the College of Charleston, we embrace eco-friendly and active transportation options, including bicycles, skateboards, and scooters. These modes of travel not only support our commitment to a healthier environment but also enhance the vibrancy of our campus life. We encourage all students, faculty, and staff to utilize these alternative transportation means responsibly and safely.
Bicycles
The College of Charleston is committed to promoting a healthy, pedestrian-friendly campus environment. Bicycling is a popular choice for navigating our scenic downtown area. To ensure safety and compliance, all bicycles must be registered with the Department of Public Safety, available 24/7. Familiarize yourself with the City of Charleston’s bike routes and adhere to our bicycle operation and parking policies, which align with local laws. For resources on bike sharing and locations of bike racks, visit Bike CofC. R emember, adherence to these regulations is crucial and violations will be addressed accordingly. In case of an accident, resources such as Bike Law can provide legal guidance and support.
Skateboards
Skateboarding is not only a fun way to get around but also an integral part of the campus culture at the Charleston peninsula. We urge skateboarders to understand and comply with the city’s skateboarding laws and the College’s policies. These regulations are designed to ensure your safety and the safety of others around you. Familiarize yourself with designated skateboarding areas, attire guidelines, and other important rules. Compliance with these rules is essential for maintaining a safe and enjoyable campus environment.
Scooters
Scooters offer a quick and convenient way to travel around campus and the surrounding areas. Like bicycles and skateboards, scooters must be operated under specific guidelines to ensure the safety of all campus members. It is important to understand the local traffic laws applicable to scooter use. Always wear a helmet, follow traffic signals, and park in designated areas to avoid inconveniences and ensure your safety.