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23rd July, 2019	Basic Rider Course Update with eCourse (BRCU) Arrive at 0715 The best place to start once you’ve made the decision to ride. Covers the basics of operating a motorcycle and safety-oriented mental strategies. Motorcycles, helmets and riding gloves are provided for your use. This is a two day course which includes classroom, range, plus knowledge and skill tests. The course will require the completion of an eCourse (online course) which must be completed prior to attending class. The eCourse is free for Military and will receive a code once registered for a class (confirmed and standby). DOD civilians, contractors, retirees and dependents will be charged for the course through the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. You must bring the eCourse certificate to first day of class. Certificate is good for 30 days, if hands on class is taken after 30 days of certificate completion date, the eCourse must be retaken. For walk-in students you will have till the end of the 2nd day of class to complete the eCourse and turn in your certificate to your course instructor. You will not receive your BRC card and any completed course documentation unless you successfully complete the 2 day BRC class and eCourse.

25th July, 2019	Advanced Rider Course (ARC) Arrive at 0715 Range exercises enhance both basic operating skills and crash-avoidance skills. Improving your braking and cornering finesse is emphasized. The course is open to riders on any type of street motorcycle.

30th July, 2019	Driver Improvement Program Arrive at 0800 Managing Visibility, Time and Space teaches drivers how to prepare the vehicle for optimum visibility, compensate for environmental factors, drive defensively and react to potentially dangerous traffic situations. We focus on “risks involved with driving, road ready vehicles, situational awareness, time-speed-distance, drugs-drunk driving and driving emergencies”.

6th August, 2019	Basic Rider Course Update with eCourse (BRCU) Arrive at 0715 The best place to start once you’ve made the decision to ride. Covers the basics of operating a motorcycle and safety-oriented mental strategies. Motorcycles, helmets and riding gloves are provided for your use. This is a two day course which includes classroom, range, plus knowledge and skill tests. The course will require the completion of an eCourse (online course) which must be completed prior to attending class. The eCourse is free for Military and will receive a code once registered for a class (confirmed and standby). DOD civilians, contractors, retirees and dependents will be charged for the course through the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. You must bring the eCourse certificate to first day of class. Certificate is good for 30 days, if hands on class is taken after 30 days of certificate completion date, the eCourse must be retaken. For walk-in students you will have till the end of the 2nd day of class to complete the eCourse and turn in your certificate to your course instructor. You will not receive your BRC card and any completed course documentation unless you successfully complete the 2 day BRC class and eCourse.

8th August, 2019	Basic Rider Course II (BRCII) Arrive at 0715 Formerly known as the Experienced RiderCourse (or ERC), the BRC II utilizes a student’s own bike to build upon the techniques taught in the BRC. This course focuses on improving a rider’s handling and control of their motorcycle.

9th August, 2019	Motorcycle Mentorship Ride Arrive at Exchange Dix 0630

27th August, 2019	Basic Rider Course Update with eCourse (BRCU) Arrive at 0715 The best place to start once you’ve made the decision to ride. Covers the basics of operating a motorcycle and safety-oriented mental strategies. Motorcycles, helmets and riding gloves are provided for your use. This is a two day course which includes classroom, range, plus knowledge and skill tests. The course will require the completion of an eCourse (online course) which must be completed prior to attending class. The eCourse is free for Military and will receive a code once registered for a class (confirmed and standby). DOD civilians, contractors, retirees and dependents will be charged for the course through the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. You must bring the eCourse certificate to first day of class. Certificate is good for 30 days, if hands on class is taken after 30 days of certificate completion date, the eCourse must be retaken. For walk-in students you will have till the end of the 2nd day of class to complete the eCourse and turn in your certificate to your course instructor. You will not receive your BRC card and any completed course documentation unless you successfully complete the 2 day BRC class and eCourse.

29th August, 2019	Basic Rider Course II (BRCII) Arrive at 0715 Formerly known as the Experienced RiderCourse (or ERC), the BRC II utilizes a student’s own bike to build upon the techniques taught in the BRC. This course focuses on improving a rider’s handling and control of their motorcycle.

7th September, 2019	Basic Rider Course II (BRCII) Arrive at 0715 Formerly known as the Experienced RiderCourse (or ERC), the BRC II utilizes a student’s own bike to build upon the techniques taught in the BRC. This course focuses on improving a rider’s handling and control of their motorcycle.

19th September, 2019	Basic Rider Course II (BRCII) Arrive at 0715 Formerly known as the Experienced RiderCourse (or ERC), the BRC II utilizes a student’s own bike to build upon the techniques taught in the BRC. This course focuses on improving a rider’s handling and control of their motorcycle.

24th September, 2019	Basic Rider Course Update with eCourse (BRCU) Arrive at 0715 The best place to start once you’ve made the decision to ride. Covers the basics of operating a motorcycle and safety-oriented mental strategies. Motorcycles, helmets and riding gloves are provided for your use. This is a two day course which includes classroom, range, plus knowledge and skill tests. The course will require the completion of an eCourse (online course) which must be completed prior to attending class. The eCourse is free for Military and will receive a code once registered for a class (confirmed and standby). DOD civilians, contractors, retirees and dependents will be charged for the course through the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. You must bring the eCourse certificate to first day of class. Certificate is good for 30 days, if hands on class is taken after 30 days of certificate completion date, the eCourse must be retaken. For walk-in students you will have till the end of the 2nd day of class to complete the eCourse and turn in your certificate to your course instructor. You will not receive your BRC card and any completed course documentation unless you successfully complete the 2 day BRC class and eCourse.

3rd October, 2019	Basic Rider Course II (BRCII) Arrive at 0715 Formerly known as the Experienced RiderCourse (or ERC), the BRC II utilizes a student’s own bike to build upon the techniques taught in the BRC. This course focuses on improving a rider’s handling and control of their motorcycle.

5th October, 2019	Basic Rider Course Update with eCourse (BRCU) Arrive at 0715 The best place to start once you’ve made the decision to ride. Covers the basics of operating a motorcycle and safety-oriented mental strategies. Motorcycles, helmets and riding gloves are provided for your use. This is a two day course which includes classroom, range, plus knowledge and skill tests. The course will require the completion of an eCourse (online course) which must be completed prior to attending class. The eCourse is free for Military and will receive a code once registered for a class (confirmed and standby). DOD civilians, contractors, retirees and dependents will be charged for the course through the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. You must bring the eCourse certificate to first day of class. Certificate is good for 30 days, if hands on class is taken after 30 days of certificate completion date, the eCourse must be retaken. For walk-in students you will have till the end of the 2nd day of class to complete the eCourse and turn in your certificate to your course instructor. You will not receive your BRC card and any completed course documentation unless you successfully complete the 2 day BRC class and eCourse.

22nd October, 2019	Basic Rider Course Update with eCourse (BRCU) Arrive at 0715 The best place to start once you’ve made the decision to ride. Covers the basics of operating a motorcycle and safety-oriented mental strategies. Motorcycles, helmets and riding gloves are provided for your use. This is a two day course which includes classroom, range, plus knowledge and skill tests. The course will require the completion of an eCourse (online course) which must be completed prior to attending class. The eCourse is free for Military and will receive a code once registered for a class (confirmed and standby). DOD civilians, contractors, retirees and dependents will be charged for the course through the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. You must bring the eCourse certificate to first day of class. Certificate is good for 30 days, if hands on class is taken after 30 days of certificate completion date, the eCourse must be retaken. For walk-in students you will have till the end of the 2nd day of class to complete the eCourse and turn in your certificate to your course instructor. You will not receive your BRC card and any completed course documentation unless you successfully complete the 2 day BRC class and eCourse.

24th October, 2019	Advanced Rider Course (ARC) Arrive at 0715 Range exercises enhance both basic operating skills and crash-avoidance skills. Improving your braking and cornering finesse is emphasized. The course is open to riders on any type of street motorcycle.

28th October, 2019	Driver Improvement Program Arrive at 0800 Managing Visibility, Time and Space teaches drivers how to prepare the vehicle for optimum visibility, compensate for environmental factors, drive defensively and react to potentially dangerous traffic situations. We focus on “risks involved with driving, road ready vehicles, situational awareness, time-speed-distance, drugs-drunk driving and driving emergencies”.

29th October, 2019	Driver Improvement Program Arrive at 0800 Managing Visibility, Time and Space teaches drivers how to prepare the vehicle for optimum visibility, compensate for environmental factors, drive defensively and react to potentially dangerous traffic situations. We focus on “risks involved with driving, road ready vehicles, situational awareness, time-speed-distance, drugs-drunk driving and driving emergencies”.