National Park Service
Score your community
Your reports help fellow riders understand the environment and the risks, and assist PEVRA and others in targeting advocacy where it is most needed.
Use this tool to share real-world experiences and knowledge about riding an electric unicycle in National Park Service. Your answers set a community score and help others understand where and how to ride, and where any risks lie. Your submissions are anonymized to the public and used to calculate an aggregate score.
Your responses here should convey your own experience riding in National Park Service, not what the law says (or doesn’t say).
PEVRA keeps community reports by city or town, because one rider’s streets are not a whole federal agency. Pick the place you ride on the list of places.
What PEVRA keeps, and who can see it
Your email is used only to sign you in and never leaves the sign-in system. Your answers are stored as one row that only you and PEVRA’s stewards can read; the public sees a score for the place and how many riders it came from — never your row, never your words. Until five riders have reported, that score is a small average and the page marks it Provisional. Documents you upload are private to you and the stewards. You can change your answers any time. Deleting your account deletes your reports and incidents; to delete your account, or a document you uploaded, ask a steward through the corrections form.