The military will pick you up for DUI on a bicycle if you're riding it on base. It's not quite the same as a DUI out in town, as it doesn't affect your driving priviledges in general, but they can and will suspend your right to operate a motor vehicle on a base. (Mostly means that you can't get a base sticker for a vehicle that's registered to you, if you drive someone else's car, they won't know unless they actually stop you for something and run your ID)
On the other hand, the only person that I know of personally that this happened to fell over in the street in front of the MP's. TWICE.
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