At the League of American Bicyclists’ National Bike Summit, UL Standards & Engagement is proud to highlight our growing partnership with the League and our new model micromobility policy—created together to support safer, more consistent e‑bike and e‑scooter use on campuses across the country.
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
901 G St NW
Washington, DC 20001
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What is the National Bike Summit?
The National Bike Summit is the League of American Bicyclists’ premier annual gathering of industry leaders and advocates, featuring keynotes, breakout sessions, and a Capitol Hill Lobby Day to advance policies that make biking safer and more accessible.
Notre point de vue
As battery-powered transportation becomes a bigger part of campus life, ULSE is focused on helping schools navigate the safety challenges of a growing rechargeable society. Our partnership with the League of American Bicyclists reflects that commitment. Together, we’ve examined e‑bike and e‑scooter safety gaps on college campuses through a joint report, and we’re now releasing a model campus e-bike and personal mobility device policy developed in collaboration with LAB to support safer, more consistent practices nationwide.
Ordre du jour
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
3:15 PM – 4:15 PM : E-Bikes & Personal Mobility Devices: A New Model Policy for College & University Campuses
3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m. ET
MLK Jr. Library
401-E (Fourth Floor Conference Rooms)
à propos de cette session
For the past 2 years, LAB’s Bicycle Friendly University (BFU) program has partnered with UL Standards & Engagement to explore challenges and opportunities around e-bike and lithium-ion battery safety for BFU campuses.
At the 2025 National Bike Summit, we released a report based on insights from the BFU program, titled “Les vélos électriques sur les campus des collèges et des universités” Since then, the League and ULSE have partnered with a cohort of BFUs from around the country to develop a new model E-Bike & Personal Mobility Device Policy for college and university campuses, along with guidance and resources for adoption and implementation, to be released at the 2026 National Bike Summit.
This session will dive into the model policy and how other schools in the BFU program have engaged with campus decision-makers to adopt and implement similar policies on their campuses.
Les panélistes
Anna Schnerre
Lead Quantitative Insights Analyst
Normes UL et engagement
Amelia Neptune
Director of Bicycle Friendly America Program
League of American Bicyclists
JC Porter
Directeur
Arizona State University
John Shrader
Field Logistics Coordinator
The Ohio State University
Nicholas Quint
Sustainable Transportation Manager
Virginia Tech
Modérateur
Jennifer Bradley
Gestionnaire principal des partenariats
Normes UL et engagement
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
12 PM – 1:30 PM : Bicycle Friendly University Day Luncheon
12:00 PM – 1:30 PM ET
George Washington University
Student Center, Room 311 800 21st St NW
Washington, DC 20052
à propos de cette session
UL Standards & Engagement is proud to sponsor BFU Day at the National Bike Summit. During the lunch, Jennifer Bradley, Sr. Manager of Partnerships will give brief remarks about the model policy with an opportunity for discussion and questions.
SPEAKERS
Jennifer Bradley
Gestionnaire principal des partenariats
Normes UL et engagement
Visitez-nous
Visit our booth to learn more about ULSE’s e‑mobility safety work and our new model policy for campuses created with LAB.
Notre équipe sur place
Jennifer Bradley
Gestionnaire principal des partenariats
Normes UL et engagement
Anna Schnerre
Lead Quantitative Insights Analyst
Normes UL et engagement
Bethany Sunila
Spécialiste de la communication
Normes UL et engagement
Dan Cohen
Senior Government Affairs Coordinator
Normes UL et engagement
Ressources connexes
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Rapports
Augmenter les risques : les contrôles de sécurité des conducteurs de véhicules électriques menacent d'autres incendies de batteries au lithium-ion