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Campus Security Escorts

Campus security escorts are available 24/7/365 for campus community members with safety concerns.  You can request a personal escort (either on foot or in a vehicle) from a campus security officer.  Call the Department of Public Safety’s non-emergency number at 801-585-COPS to request an escort.

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URide

URide is a great resource for those that need an extra lift during evening hours! University community members may request a free ride to most locations at the U. URide functions similarly to other rideshare programs like Uber or Lyft, but only operates within university boundaries. URide operates from 6pm-12:30am Mon-Thurs and 6pm-1:30am Fri-Sun.

Download the TransLoc app from the App Store or Google Play to request a ride.

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SAFETY TIPS


Pedestrians always have the right of way

Call 801-585-COPS if you feel unsafe

Be aware of your surroundings

Call 911 if you witness or are involved in a crash on a sidewalk

Remove headphones and avoid cellphone distractions

Report unsafe behavior on sidewalks here

SAFETY REGULATIONS


Pedestrians

University Policy 3-232 outlines regulations to make sidewalks safer for pedestrians across campus. 

  • Pedestrians always have the right of way.
  • The speed limit for wheeled devices on the sidewalk is 10 mph.
  • Wheeled devices may be operated on campus bicycle paths and lanes.

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Scooters, Skateboards, etc.

All non-motorized devices must obey Policy 3-232.

  • Always yield to pedestrians.
  • Skateboards, scooters and other personal mobility devices (including electric powered devices) are allowed on sidewalks but are prohibited from parking lots and roadways.
  • The speed limit on the sidewalk is 10 mph.
  • You are responsible for safely operating your non-motorized vehicle on campus bicycle paths and lanes.

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Motorized Vehicles

Motorized vehicle on sidewalks must obey Policy 3-233.

  • Motorized vehicles must always yield to pedestrians and others riding non-motorized wheeled devices.
  • Motorized vehicles on sidewalks are required to limit speed to 5 mph or less and turn on flashers.
  • Motorized vehicles need access to the sidewalks for operations or emergency purposes.

Learn more about University Policy 3-233