Updated Registration

Bike

Walk Your Wheels

Dismount Effective for Tech Green

Bike and Scooter Registration

Beginning Monday, Aug. 3, Georgia Tech’s micromobility registration program for bicycles and scooters will transition from the Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) to Parking and Transportation Services (PTS). 

To register a bicycle or scooter, users should log in to Driver Seat, Georgia Tech’s parking permit portal, and follow the prompts for Bike/Scooter Registration. Existing and new registrants will be guided through the registration process within the platform. Community members who previously registered their devices with GTPD will need to reregister their devices with PTS. 

Adjustments Ahead for Travel Around Tech Green

In the coming weeks, the Georgia Tech Police Department (GTPD) will begin enforcing changes to mobility around Tech Green. These changes support the continued growth at the heart of campus and are designed to ensure a safer experience for the campus community.   

As campus activity and foot traffic in the area continues to increase, the walkways around Tech Green will be designated for pedestrians and ADA mobility devices. Cyclists, scooters, and other micromobility users will be required to dismount and walk their devices during peak pedestrian traffic, generally 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; exceptions or extensions may be made at the discretion of GTPD. Additionally, golf cart users will need to use alternate pathways around campus rather than these walkways.

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