May 19, 2025 - Manchester, PA
As part of Governor Josh Shapiro's commitment to saving lives and keeping Pennsylvania's roads safe, the Pennsylvania Departments of Transportation, Education, and Insurance, the Pennsylvania State Police and safety advocates joined forces at Northeastern High School in Manchester to highlight efforts to improve motorcycle safety and promote rider training for all ages. Free motorcycle safety training has been available through PennDOT's Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP) for 40 years. This year's celebration also recognizes the successful implementation of a PAMSP training program at Northeastern High School."The lessons learned through PAMSP courses provide riders with important training to mitigate crashes and reinforce the message for all motorists and riders to share the road safely," said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. "Drivers and riders alike can should remember to stay aware while driving or riding, obeying speed limits and being responsible while operating any vehicle."Speakers Include:Community Relations Coordinator for Driver and Vehicle Services, Craig YetterNortheastern School District Superintendent, Dr. Jason M. Bottiglieri PennDOT Secretary, Mike CarrollDeputy Secretary for Driver and Vehicle Services, Kara TempletonPA State Police Director of Bureau of Patrol, Major Robert KrolPA Department of Education Deputy Secretary of Elementary and Secondary Education, Amy LenaPennsylvania Insurance Department Commissioner for Product Regulation, Shannen Logue
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