Carroll Community College
http://www.carrollcc.edu
Practice Motorcycle Safety
Riding a motorcycle requires special skills and concentration. Carroll Community College offers three motorcycle safety courses approved by the Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA). The courses teach the special skills and mental strategies necessary for responsible motorcycle operation. Courses are taught at the college’s main campus.
Basic Rider Safety Course (BRC)
This course is for the true novice rider who has little or no riding experience. It includes classroom and riding instruction on the basic riding skills and strategies necessary to begin practicing street riding. No previous motorcycle riding experience necessary. Students receive a Completion Certificate for their Class M designation upon successful completion. Program training motorcycles are available.
Basic Rider Safety II Course (BRCII)
This one-day course is for riders who have some experience, but do not have a Class M license. Students receive a Completion Certificate for their Class M designation upon successful completion. Program training motorcycles are available.
Experienced Rider Course (ERC)
This one-day course is designed for licensed motorcyclists who wish to improve or refresh their skills. The course covers advanced riding skills and strategies needed to survive in traffic. Students must use their own motorcycle.
