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May 21, 2026 - Mechanicsburg, PA

Shapiro Administration Reminds Motorcyclists, Drivers to Share the Road and Take Advantage of Free Motorcycle Training as Warmer Weather Arrives Across PA

With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.

There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.

"Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero," said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. "Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths."

Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.

Speakers Include:
Craig Yetter, Deputy Press Officer - PennDOT
Mike Carroll, PennDOT Secretary
Captain Hardeep Rai, PA State Police Assistant Director, Bureau of Patrol
Richard Hendrickson, Pennsylvania Insurance Department Deputy Commissioner for Product Regulation
Amy Bollinger (BN,RN, TCRN), Adult Trauma Coordinator - Education, Outreach & Injury Prevention for the Adult Training Program, Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
Mike Billet, Owner of Billet Motor Sports in Lancaster



Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_001.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_002.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_003.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_004.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_005.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Craig Yetter, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_006.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Captain Hardeep Rai, Assistant Director of the Bureau of Patrol, PA State Police, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced...Motorcycle training not only includes necessary skills to avoid and survive crashes but reinforces the importance of obeying traffic laws like adherence to speed limits and no drinking and riding, said Pennsylvania State Police Deputy Director for the Bureau of Patrol Captain Hardeep Rai. Traffic laws are there to protect everyone and ensure that everyone has a safe trip on our roads, no matter how they choose to travel.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_007.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Captain Hardeep Rai, Assistant Director of the Bureau of Patrol, PA State Police, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced...Motorcycle training not only includes necessary skills to avoid and survive crashes but reinforces the importance of obeying traffic laws like adherence to speed limits and no drinking and riding, said Pennsylvania State Police Deputy Director for the Bureau of Patrol Captain Hardeep Rai. Traffic laws are there to protect everyone and ensure that everyone has a safe trip on our roads, no matter how they choose to travel.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_008.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Captain Hardeep Rai, Assistant Director of the Bureau of Patrol, PA State Police, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced...Motorcycle training not only includes necessary skills to avoid and survive crashes but reinforces the importance of obeying traffic laws like adherence to speed limits and no drinking and riding, said Pennsylvania State Police Deputy Director for the Bureau of Patrol Captain Hardeep Rai. Traffic laws are there to protect everyone and ensure that everyone has a safe trip on our roads, no matter how they choose to travel.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_009.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Captain Hardeep Rai, Assistant Director of the Bureau of Patrol, PA State Police, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced...Motorcycle training not only includes necessary skills to avoid and survive crashes but reinforces the importance of obeying traffic laws like adherence to speed limits and no drinking and riding, said Pennsylvania State Police Deputy Director for the Bureau of Patrol Captain Hardeep Rai. Traffic laws are there to protect everyone and ensure that everyone has a safe trip on our roads, no matter how they choose to travel.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_010.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_011.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Captain Hardeep Rai, Assistant Director of the Bureau of Patrol, PA State Police, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced...Motorcycle training not only includes necessary skills to avoid and survive crashes but reinforces the importance of obeying traffic laws like adherence to speed limits and no drinking and riding, said Pennsylvania State Police Deputy Director for the Bureau of Patrol Captain Hardeep Rai. Traffic laws are there to protect everyone and ensure that everyone has a safe trip on our roads, no matter how they choose to travel.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_012.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Richard Hendrickson, Commissioner of Product Regulation, Pennsylvania Insurance Department, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced...Motorcycles are not just a passion for many Pennsylvanians, but a way of life. Protection for riders comes in many forms. Motorcycle safety and financial protection go hand in hand, said PID Deputy Commissioner for Product Regulation Richard Hendrickson. By staying insured and taking advantage of training opportunities, riders can protect themselves on the road while also potentially lowering their insurance costs.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_013.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Richard Hendrickson, Commissioner of Product Regulation, Pennsylvania Insurance Department, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced...Motorcycles are not just a passion for many Pennsylvanians, but a way of life. Protection for riders comes in many forms. Motorcycle safety and financial protection go hand in hand, said PID Deputy Commissioner for Product Regulation Richard Hendrickson. By staying insured and taking advantage of training opportunities, riders can protect themselves on the road while also potentially lowering their insurance costs.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_014.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Richard Hendrickson, Commissioner of Product Regulation, Pennsylvania Insurance Department, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced...Motorcycles are not just a passion for many Pennsylvanians, but a way of life. Protection for riders comes in many forms. Motorcycle safety and financial protection go hand in hand, said PID Deputy Commissioner for Product Regulation Richard Hendrickson. By staying insured and taking advantage of training opportunities, riders can protect themselves on the road while also potentially lowering their insurance costs.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_015.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Richard Hendrickson, Commissioner of Product Regulation, Pennsylvania Insurance Department, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced...Motorcycles are not just a passion for many Pennsylvanians, but a way of life. Protection for riders comes in many forms. Motorcycle safety and financial protection go hand in hand, said PID Deputy Commissioner for Product Regulation Richard Hendrickson. By staying insured and taking advantage of training opportunities, riders can protect themselves on the road while also potentially lowering their insurance costs.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_016.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> .Amy Bollinger, Adult Trauma Coordinator, Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_017.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> .Amy Bollinger, Adult Trauma Coordinator, Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_018.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> .Amy Bollinger, Adult Trauma Coordinator, Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_019.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> .Amy Bollinger, Adult Trauma Coordinator, Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_020.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Mike Billet, Owner, Billet Motor Sports, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_021.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Mike Billet, Owner, Billet Motor Sports, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_022.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_023.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Mike Billet, Owner, Billet Motor Sports, joins Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT, at Appalachian Harley Davidson to talk about Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024...Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_024.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_025.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_026.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_027.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_028.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_029.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_030.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_031.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_032.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_033.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_034.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_035.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_036.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_037.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_038.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_039.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> With motorcycle riding season in full swing, the Shapiro Administration is reminding Pennsylvanians that training, preparation, and safe riding can keep motorcyclists safe on the road.. .There were 2,927 crashes involving motorcycles on Pennsylvania roads in 2025, resulting in 186 fatalities: that is a decrease of 376 crashes and 33 fatalities compared to 2024.. .Any decrease in crashes and deaths on our roads is great news, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. Drivers and motorcyclists should continue to share the road safely and watch out for each other so this encouraging downward trend continues, until we reach zero deaths.. .Through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP), Pennsylvanians with a motorcycle permit or license can earn a motorcycle license or refresh their skills through a variety of free training to help develop safe riding skills, no matter how experienced or inexperienced.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/29137_DOT_MotorcylceSafety_EmilyDamiano_040.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a>