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Broome County Sheriff Launches Off-Road Vehicle Crackdown
['Traci Taylor']
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The Broome County Sheriff's Office has noticed the same thing, and they're done letting it slide.
Why Broome County Deputies Are Cracking Down on Illegal Off-Road RidingThe Broome County Sheriff's Office announced a targeted enforcement initiative aimed at illegal use of motorcycles, dirt bikes, and e-bikes.
Dirt bikes, he said, "are not road vehicles, and they simply don't belong on the highway or roads in our community."
What Counts as an Illegal Off-Road MotorcycleUnder New York law, off-road motorcycles, including e-dirt bikes, have no pedals and can reach speeds over 40 miles per hour.
Get our free mobile appHow to Report Illegal Riding in Broome CountyResidents can submit anonymous tips to the Broome County Sheriff's Tip Line at (607) 778-1196, or through the department's smartphone app.