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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

Wear a helmet
Bicyclists have the same rights as motor vehicles

Safety Services


U Police Safety Escort

Many students, faculty and staff need to be on campus at night or at odd hours of the day. The UPolice department is committed to providing free courtesy escort (either on foot or in a vehicle) to any location on campus. This service is available 24/7. Call 801-585-COPS to request this service.

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SafeRide

Students who don’t feel comfortable walking on campus at night may request a free ride to most locations at the U. SafeRide functions similarly to other rideshare programs like Uber or Lyft, but only operates within university boundaries on weeknights from 6 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.

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

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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.

Learn more about University Policy 3-232

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.

Learn more about University Policy 3-232

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

Bike Rack

Outdoor Racks

The university has over 3,000 bicycle parking spaces across campus for short-term use. Most campus buildings have racks conveniently located within 50 feet of the entrance.

Bicycle Rack Parking Map

Bike Lock

Secure Rooms

Secure bicycle parking is provided at many buildings and vehicle parking garages. To gain access to a secure room, hover over the icon on the Campus Map and call the contact listed.

Secure Bicycle Parking Map

BICYCLE RESOURCES