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Learn 2 Ride Motorcycle training courses 2018

Table of Contents Cancellation Policy… ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2 ADA Accommodations… ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 2 Mandatory Online Course Prerequisite… ………………………………………………………………………… 3 Basic RiderCourse (BRC - Beginner - 2-day course)… …………………………………………………………… 4 • Course Components…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4 • General Information for the Basic RiderCourse… ……………………………………………………………… 4 • New York State DMV Information… ……………………………………………………………………………… 5 • Successful Completion Requirements… …………………………………………………………………………… 5 • What to Bring to Class… …………………………………………………………………………………………… 5 • Basic RiderCourse Schedule… ………………………………………………………………………………………6-7 Basic RiderCourse 2-LW (BRC 2-LW - Experienced - 1-day course)…………………………………………… 8 • Course Components…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 8 • General Information for the Basic RiderCourse 2-LW…………………………………………………………… 8 • New York State DMV Information… ……………………………………………………………………………… 8 • Successful Completion Requirements… …………………………………………………………………………… 8 • What to Bring to Class… …………………………………………………………………………………………… 9 • Basic RiderCourse 2-LW Schedule… ……………………………………………………………………………… 10 Frequently Asked Questions………………………………………………………………………………………… 12-13

Cancellation Policy Cancellation requests must be sent via e-mail to corporatecollege@monroecc.edu at least five business days prior to the scheduled start date of your class at MCC. Please include your name, address, daytime phone number, order number, course name, course code number and course dates. You will be refunded the cost of the class minus a $45 processing fee. Refunds may take up to 3 weeks to process. Incomplete requests cannot be processed for cancellation. Notification less than 5 business days will result in forfeiture of tuition unless you can provide docu- mentation of a medical problem or death in the family. Exceptions will not be made. There is no switching from one course to another. Make sure the class you register for is one you can attend. If you must make a change, you will need to cancel the class you don’t want per the instructions above. Then you will need to register for the course that better fits your schedule. You will be expected to pay the full registration fee for this course. ADA Accommodations In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), if you require special accommodations, contact our office at corporatecollege@monroecc.edu before registering for a course.

If you have questions about a course, or motorcycling in general, contact Learn2Ride Inc., at 585-615-7433.

For information on the Basic RiderCourse Skills Practice (BRC2-SP) or the Advanced Rider Course (ARC), contact Learn2Ride Inc., at 585-615-7433. If you are interested in riding a 3-wheeler (trike) only, contact Learn2Ride Inc., at 585-615-7433 before registering.

FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING REGISTRATION, CONTACT CORPORATECOLLEGE@MONROECC.EDU OR CALL 585-685-6004

Mandatory Online Course Prerequisite Required for both the Basic RiderCourse (Beginner) and Basic RiderCourse 2-LW (Experienced) The Motorcycle Safety Foundation requires taking an online course which you must complete prior to attending your in-person class at MCC. • Within a few days of registering for the BRC or BRC 2-LW, you will receive an e-mail fromMCC Corporate College with a PDF attachment containing instructions for accessing the required online course. If you do not see this e-mail in your inbox, check your junk or spam mail box. I f you don’t receive the e-mail, it is your responsibility to notify our office : call 585-685-6004 or e-mail corporatecollege@monroecc.edu. • Use a laptop or desktop to take the course. It may not work on phones and tablets. • The online course can be completed in approximately 3 hours and consists of 12 sections. • At the end of each section, there is a quiz. You can retake the quiz as often as needed and must score 80% before you can move on to the next section. You must pass all 12 sections to access your Certificate of Completion. • You do not need to complete the course all at once. If you save your work before you exit the course, you can pick up at the beginning of the section where you left off when you re-access it. • Make sure you have access to a printer; the course completion certificate needs to be printed immediately upon completion of the course. You must print and bring your Certificate of Completion to the first day of your class at MCC. • Motorcycle Safety Foundation requirement: Your online course completion date needs to fall within 30 days of your in-person class at MCC. Do not take the online course more than 30 days prior to your class at MCC. • If you have problems completing the online course or printing your certificate, you should still report to your class at MCC on time and prepared to ride.

When registering for your Learn2Ride BRC or BRC 2-LW course, PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU ACCURATELY TYPE YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS as this is where instructions will be sent for accessing your online course!

NOTE: Depending on what day or time of day you register, please be aware it could be a few days before you receive the e-mail regarding your online course, as MCC’s student registration system needs time to process your information and generate your MCC network account.

FOR COURSE CONTENT & MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT LEARN2RIDE.RIDERTRAINING@GMAIL.COM OR CALL 585-615-RIDE

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR THE BASIC RIDERCOURSE • Motorcycles are provided. • Cost is $275 due at time of registration. Registration must be done online. • Class Location: Monroe Community College’s Applied Technologies Center, 2485 West Henrietta Road, Rochester, New York 14623. Note - This is NOT MCC’s main campus. • Participation in this course requires the ability to ride a bicycle, physical stamina, motor coordination, mental alertness, and meeting the objectives of the riding exercises. • The riding exercises are physically demanding. You will be required to push the motorcycle while straddling it. • Arrive on time, prepared and ready to ride. There is no grace period allowed, and if you are late you will forfeit your tuition. • Minimum height recommendation is 5 feet. If in doubt, contact Learn2Ride Inc. at 585-615-7433 prior to registering. You may need to make arrangements to “try on” one of our motorcycles prior to class. (You must be able to sit with both feet flat on the ground. If you arrive at class and cannot do this, no refund will be given.) • There is no guarantee of successful com- pletion and there are no refunds once the course begins. • Classes run rain or shine, and in extreme heat.

Basic RiderCourse (two-day beginner course;

DMV Road Test Waiver eligible) The Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s Basic RiderCourse (BRC) is designed for those with very little or no experience riding a motorcycle. It is a combination online, classroom and hands-on riding program which introduces and practices the physical and mental skills necessary to ride a motorcycle. The Basic RiderCourse is scheduled for 16 hours (in addition to the 3-hour online course prerequisite.) Multiple classes are offered in Rochester at Monroe Community College each year beginning in April and ending in September or October. COURSE COMPONENTS 1. Online Course Prerequisite (Mandatory): see page 3 for this information. 2. Classroom: An electronically supported classroom session using small work groups with facilitated, interactive learning activities focuses on perception development and situational awareness to further develop the mental skills necessary for street riding. 3. Hands-on Riding Exercises (approximately 5 hours each day): Day 1 – Each riding exercise has specific objective(s) that must be achieved to continue.

Day 2 – At the end of the riding exercises, the riding skill evaluation is conducted.

FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING REGISTRATION, CONTACT CORPORATECOLLEGE@MONROECC.EDU OR CALL 585-685-6004

NEW YORK STATE DMV INFORMATION • To participate in this course, you must have a valid NYS or out-of-state driver’s license. (No DUI restrictions, suspensions, revocations, ID cards or driver’s learner permits.) • You must be 16 years of age or older and possess a current, valid New York State driver’s license (no driver’s learner permits!). If you are 16 or 17, you must bring a parent or legal guardian to the first session to sign permission paperwork. • A NYS motorcycle learner’s permit should be obtained from the NYS DMV prior to attending. The permit is not required for registration or attendance, but is required to be eligible for the Road Test Waiver of the NYS DMV Road Test. If you do not have a permit, you may take the course, but understand that you must obtain a permit from DMV to be eligible for the Road Test Waiver of the NYS DMV Road Test. • Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a NYS specific Motorcycle Safety Foundation Completion Card. You present this card, along with your current, valid motorcycle learner’s permit and current, valid driver’s license at a DMV to qualify for the Road Test Waiver option and have your license upgraded. • If you possess an out-of-NYS license, your state of residence may recognize the NYS Motorcycle Safety Foundation Completion Card as a Road Test Waiver. Contact your state’s DMV to find out. SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS 1. Complete online course and provide course completion certificate. 2. Complete classroom session and pass a knowledge test (initial or retest). 3. Complete hands-on riding exercises and pass a skill evaluation (initial or retest).

WHAT TO BRING TO CLASS • Certificate of Completion for online course,

printed within 30 days of the start date of your in-person class at MCC (refer to Mandatory Online Course Prerequisite section on page 3). • Current, valid New York State driver’s license. • Required Riding Gear (Bring to ALL sessions. You will not be allowed to ride without it and you will forfeit your tuition.)  Helmet: Must be DOT approved (loan helmets are available if needed).  Eye Protection: Face shield, safety glasses or goggles (sunglasses are acceptable).  Gloves: Leather (preferably) or cotton – NO FINGERLESS GLOVES.  Jeans: Denim or other sturdy material – NO HOLES & NO FLARE-LEG!  Jacket: Denim or other sturdy material or long sleeved shirt or sweatshirt.  Boots: Must cover the ankle and be of sturdy material to provide support and protection and have as flat a heel as possible – NO SNEAKERS.  Rain Gear: Classes run rain or shine. • Snacks/lunch and water (classes run even in extreme heat; it’s important to stay hydrated).

FOR COURSE CONTENT & MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT LEARN2RIDE.RIDERTRAINING@GMAIL.COM OR CALL 585-615-RIDE

BASIC RIDERCOURSE SCHEDULE - 2-DAY BEGINNER COURSE; DMV ROAD TEST WAIVER ELIGIBLE; 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM / COST: $275 This schedule is a snapshot taken at the beginning of the season and is for reference only. When you register, it’s possible some courses may already be full. APRIL MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

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FOR COURSE CONTENT & MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT LEARN2RIDE.RIDERTRAINING@GMAIL.COM OR CALL 585-615-RIDE

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR THE BASIC RIDERCOURSE 2-LW • You will use your own street-legal motorcycle (and must bring proof of current inspection, registration and insurance to class). • Cost is $225 due at time of registration. Registration must be done online. • Class Location: Monroe Community College’s main campus, 1000 East Henrietta Road, Rochester, New York 14623, parking lot M-1. • Arrive on time, prepared and ready to ride. There is no grace period allowed and if you are late you will forfeit your tuition. • Participation in this course requires physical stamina, motor coordination, mental alertness, and meeting the objectives of the riding exercises. • There is no guarantee of successful completion and there are no refunds once the course begins. • Classes run rain or shine, and in extreme heat. NEW YORK STATE DMV INFORMATION • To participate in this course, you must possess a current, valid NYS or out-of-state driver’s license. NO junior operators under the age of 18! No DUI restrictions, suspensions, revocations, ID card or driver learner’s permit. • You must possess a current, valid NYS motorcycle learner’s permit and have held it for at least one riding season. • Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a NYS specific Motorcycle Safety Foundation Completion Card. You present this card, along with your current, valid motorcycle learner’s permit and current, valid driver’s license at a DMV to qualify for the Road Test Waiver option and have your license upgraded. SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS 1. Complete online course and provide completion certificate. 2. Complete hands-on riding exercises and pass the skill evaluation (initial or retest).

Basic RiderCourse 2-LW (one-day course for experienced, permitted riders; DMV Road Test Waiver eligible)

The Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s Basic RiderCourse 2-LW is designed for licensed, permitted riders who are currently riding frequently and have held a valid New York State motorcycle permit for at least one riding season. This course is not for beginners or Junior Operators under 18 years of age. The Basic RiderCourse 2-LW is a combination online and hands-on riding course which reinforces and practices the physical skills and techniques necessary to ride a street motorcycle. The course is approximately 6 hours (in addition to the 3-hour online course prerequisite).

COURSE COMPONENTS 1. Online Course Prerequisite (Mandatory): see page 3 for this information. 2. Hands-on Riding Exercises (approximately 5-6 hours): The riding exercises practice slow speed control, limited space maneuvers, cornering judgment and finesse, stopping quickly – straight line and curves, and swerving to reinforce the skills found essentially absent in incident/crash involved motorcyclists. You MUST meet the objectives of riding exercises #1 to continue. (If you cannot, you will be coun- seled out of this course (no refund) and advised to register and pay for the 2-day Basic RiderCourse.) At the end of the riding exercises, the riding skill evaluation is conducted.

FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING REGISTRATION, CONTACT CORPORATECOLLEGE@MONROECC.EDU OR CALL 585-685-6004

WHAT TO BRING TO CLASS • Your street-legal motorcycle (good tires/ mechanically sound) with proof of current inspection, registration and insurance. Instructors will check motorcycle for safety and will not allow you to use a motorcycle deemed unsafe. • Certificate of Completion for online course, printed within 30 days of the start date of your in-person class at MCC (refer to Mandatory Online Course Prerequisite section on page 3). • Current, valid New York State:  driver’s license  motorcycle learner’s permit  motorcycle registration • Required Riding Gear (Bring to ALL sessions; you will not be allowed to ride without it and you will forfeit your tuition.)  Helmet: Must be DOT approved (loan helmets are available if needed).  Eye Protection: Face shield, safety glasses or goggles (sunglasses are acceptable).  Gloves: Leather (preferably) or cotton – NO FINGERLESS GLOVES.  Jeans: Denim or other sturdy material – NO HOLES & NO FLARE-LEG!  Jacket: Denim or other sturdy material or long sleeved shirt or sweatshirt.  proof of current inspection  motorcycle insurance card  Boots: Must cover the ankle and be of sturdy material to provide support and protection and have as flat a heel as possible – NO SNEAKERS.  Rain Gear: Classes run rain or shine. • Snacks/lunch and water (classes run even in extreme heat; it’s important to stay hydrated).

FOR COURSE CONTENT & MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT LEARN2RIDE.RIDERTRAINING@GMAIL.COM OR CALL 585-615-RIDE

BASIC RIDERCOURSE 2-LW SCHEDULE - 1-DAY COURSE FOR EXPERIENCED, PERMITTED RIDERS; DMV ROAD TEST WAIVER ELIGIBLE; 8:30 AM - 2:30PM / COST: $225 This schedule is a snapshot taken at the beginning of the season and is for reference only. When you register, it’s possible some courses may already be full.

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READY TO REGISTER? Click here

FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING REGISTRATION, CONTACT CORPORATECOLLEGE@MONROECC.EDU OR CALL 585-685-6004

FOR COURSE CONTENT & MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT LEARN2RIDE.RIDERTRAINING@GMAIL.COM OR CALL 585-615-RIDE

Frequently Asked Questions Will I receive a confirmation of registration? If your registration is successful, you will receive multiple confirmation e-mails almost immediately. If you do not see them in your inbox, check your junk or spam mail box. If you do not complete the payment transaction during registration, please follow up with our office at 585-685-6004 or corporatecollege@monroecc.edu to arrange payment, and confirm you have the seat. Do I need a driver’s license? Yes. For additional information, refer to Basic RiderCourse (page 4), or Basic RiderCourse 2-LW (page 8) sections. Do I need a motorcycle learner’s permit? Refer to information in Basic RiderCourse (page 4) or Basic RiderCourse 2-LW (page 8) sections. What do I do after I register? Refer to the Mandatory Online Course Prerequisite (page 3). Can I cancel? Refer to Cancellation Policy (page 2). Is there a cancellation/waiting list? No. When a cancellation occurs, the seat is automatically added back to inventory on the website. What if I do not complete the online course? You are required to take the online course prior to your class at MCC, and must bring your Certificate of Completion to the first day of your class. If for some reason you do not, or cannot, complete the online course, you should still report to yourMCC class as scheduled. Failure to report will result in forfeiture of your tuition (no refund).

What must I do to pass the course? You must successfully complete (1) the online course and provide your Completion Certificate, (2) the classroom session and pass the knowledge test (Basic RiderCourse only), either initial or retest and (3) the hands-on riding exercises and pass a skill evaluation, either initial or retest. Will I receivemymotorcycle license at the end of the course? No. Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a NYS specific Motorcycle Safety Foundation Completion Card. You present this card, along with your current, valid motorcycle learner’s permit and current, valid driver’s license at a DMV to qualify for the Road Test Waiver of the NYS DMV Road Test, and have your license upgraded. Can I bring and ride my own bike? Basic RiderCourse – No; training motorcycles are provided for this combination classroom/hands-on program. Basic RiderCourse 2-LW – Yes, you are required to bring a street-legal motorcycle (good tires and mechanically sound) with proof of current inspection, No, you cannot miss any sessions. You need to arrive on time and prepared. No refunds are issued after a course begins. You must attend ALL of the class sessions or you will forfeit the entire course fee. There can be no switching of classes. Also, you must allow additional time in your schedule, typically evenings, for the possibility of a makeup session due to inclement weather conditions for motorcycle riding. Although classes will continue in light rain, there is the possibility that the Rider Coaches may need to reschedule for the safety of all at their discretion. registration and insurance. Can I miss any sessions?

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You must attend all of the rescheduled class or risk forfeiture of the entire course fee. You must attend ALL sessions of the class to be eligible for state benefits. What if I do NOT pass either the knowledge test and/or the riding skill evaluation? If you do not pass the knowledge test, you may retest once (on another day) at no charge. If you do not pass the skill evaluation, you may schedule one retest within 30 days at no charge. If I am counseled out of the course, or decide not to continue or am dismissed due to improper gear, can I receive a refund? No, there are no refunds once the course begins.

For questions regarding registration, contact corporatecollege@monroecc.edu or call 585-685-6004

For course content & more information, contact Learn2Ride.RiderTraining@gmail.com or call 585-615-RIDE.

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