York County Regional Police to Join Aggressive-Driving Enforcement Wave Oct. 26–Nov. 15, 2026

York County Regional Police will join the Pennsylvania State Police and about 300 municipal agencies for targeted aggressive-driving enforcement from October 26 through November 15, 2026. Officers will focus on school bus violations, the Move Over Law, tailgating and speeding, citing any aggressive drivers stopped; the campaign uses enforcement zones, saturation patrols and multi-jurisdictional details and is funded by PennDOT using NHTSA federal funds. In 2025 there were 6,812 aggressive-driving crashes in Pennsylvania, with 119 fatalities and 437 suspected serious injuries; motorists are advised to get out of the way, avoid engagement, and call police from a safe location if they encounter an aggressive driver.