Pennsylvania DUI Association

07/22/2026

With the increasing prevalence of e-bikes and scooters, the PA DUI Association would like to remind everyone it is against the law to operate a bicycle, e-bike, motorized pedalcycle, motor scooter, electric personal assistive mobility device (EPAMD), or an electric scooter while impaired. If you choose to do so, you run the risk of being arrested for DUI. Additionally, you must be 16 years old to operate an e-bike in Pennsylvania (PA Title 75, section 3514) and it must have operable pedals, otherwise it’s illegal to be operated in Pennsylvania, regardless of age. For the most updated information on the use of scooters and e-bikes in Pennsylvania, visit bit.ly/PA_Ebikes

07/04/2026

We, the people, declare independence from drunk driving this Fourth of July. If you’re planning to drink during your celebrations, arrange for a sober ride. 🚖 .

05/25/2026

05/18/2026

Great job by the Dauphin County Impaired Driving Task Force. Preventing injuries and saving lives.

05/08/2026

The Lower Paxton Township Bureau of Police will be engaging in proactive DUI enforcement efforts targeting impaired motorists during the upcoming weekend as part of the Dauphin County DUI Task Force initiatives.

04/06/2026

The Pennsylvania DUI Association offers our condolences and deepest sympathies to Walnuttown Fire and Rescue. We also honor the lives and service of Fire Chief Jeff Buck and Assistant Fire Chief Rob Shick and stand firm with their families, friends, and fellow Firefighters during this difficult time.

The fire department said it will be out of service until April 11. Mutual aid departments will be responding to calls in the interim.