ConnDOT: Basic Rider Course-Novice Class

BRC
(Basic Rider Course--Novice Class)


{Classroom} The introductory course requires no experience and we provide a motorcycle for you. You cannot ride your own motorcycle, even if you have one.

The course consists of six hours of classroom and at least 11 hours of on-cycle instruction. The sessions are usually held on Thursday or Friday night in the classroom and Saturday morning riding, or Saturday morning in the  classroom, Saturday afternoon riding. Schedules vary to meet a variety of needs.
{Range} ALL SESSIONS MUST BE COMPLETED TO PASS THE CLASS.

A knowledge test and an on-cycle skills test are also required for passing the class in Connecticut, when you pass, Connecticut DMV   will waive their on-cycle test! (You still have to pass their knowledge test and pay the fee.)

Official course description of the Basic Rider Course-Novice Class (BRC) can be obtained from the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.

 
 

PREREQUISITES

In order to participate, CONREP required every rider to be prepared; specifically you must:

Be able to ride a bicycle.

Provide a signed waiver.

Provide a signed parental permission slip (if under 18)

Have a valid driver's license (does not have to be motorcycle license)

Wear a DOT approved helmet in class, with eye protection (built in or glasses)

Wear full fingered gloves, preferably leather

Wear long sleeved shirts or jackets

Wear sturdy pants (no shorts)

Wear footgear that covers your ankles

Be in a proper state of mind

 

All sites in CT loan helmets to the class. Since class is conducted in ALL weather conditions (except for icing or snow), you are advised to bring:

Wet weather gear-rain jackets, rain pants, etc.

Cold weather gear-warm jackets, sweaters, etc.

Water or other beverages

Lunch/snacks as necessary

**Please note that any unsafe acts will result in dismissal of the student.**

BENEFITS

Besides learning how to ride, may entitle students with passing grade to receive an insurance discount on their motorcycle insurance of 10%. (See your agent for specific details.)

Connecticut DMV will waive the  riding portion of your Motorcycle License application after you pass the course. You don't need to own (or borrow) a bike to get your license!

Learn how to enjoy yourself more when you ride.

Meet new friends.

To locate the nearest training site, call 1-800-USA-RIDE (1-800-872-7433).

>>>TRAINING SITE LOCATIONS<<<

Back To:
Connecticut Rider Education Program



Content Last Modified on 4/7/2009 5:28:26 PM