Bicycles and Other Mobile Devices (Motorized And Non- Motorized)   

Bicycles
Bicycle racks are available on the Colby Community College campus. Bicycles do not need to be registered. Bicycles must be placed in these racks, and it is recommended that the owner secure the bike with a lock. Bikes may not be placed on rails, lampposts, trees, or inside buildings. Bicycles are not to be ridden on sidewalks or in buildings

Skateboards, Roller Blades, Non-Motorized Scooters, and Electronic Personal Assistive Mobility Devices (EPAMDs, including Segways, hoverboards, self-balancing electric scooters, and electric bicycles)
For the safety of everyone, skateboards, roller blades, non-motorized scooters, and EPAMDs are prohibited on sidewalks and in buildings at Colby Community College. EPAMDs are allowed in situations of medical/service access.

Motorcycles and Motor Scooters
Motorcycles and motor scooters are considered motor vehicles, and their operators are required to comply with all parking and traffic regulations. If the scooter is not street-legal, it may be parked and locked on campus bicycle racks. For everyone's safety, motorcycles, motorized scooters, and other motorized vehicles are prohibited on sidewalks or in buildings at Colby Community College.

*If living on campus, bikes (including scooters and motorcycles under 250cc) may not be stored inside the residence halls. Bike racks are available outside every living center. Batteries must be separated from the bicycle and/or scooter in order to charge. E-bikes and scooters may not be brought indoors for charging purposes. Batteries should not be left unattended while charging. The use of extension cords for charging these devices is
prohibited.

Colby Community College is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged property. Additionally, users of bicycles and mobile devices are participating at their own risk, as Colby Community College is not liable for any accidents or injuries sustained while using these on campus.

[Added October 2019]
[Reviewed September 2021]
[Updated February 2026]