RI Rider Education Program

• For Non-Licensed Riders
• For Licensed Riders

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For Non-Licensed Riders

Basic Rider Course (BRC)

The basic rider’s course provides safety education and training that is compulsory for every RI motorcyclist-the only such state requirement in the nation. CCRI has purchased motorcycles, built special housing for them, and has incorporated the national motorcycle safety foundation (MSF) standards into the curriculum. Funding for the program is provided from student tuition and from fees assessed by the Registry of Motor Vehicles. Classes run from April to November (weather permitting).  Avoid disappointment and register early!

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For Licensed Riders Only

Advanced Rider Course / SportsBike Techniques - Coming Soon!

More information will be available in August.  Please check back soon.

Motorcycle Rider Course: Experienced Level

This course is designed for the licensed rider who has been riding for some time but would enjoy a refresher or possibly learn something new. Increasing numbers of veteran riders have been signing up for courses across the nation and we are excited about this opportunity to meet again some of our graduates of the basic rider courses. In this course you will hone your motor skills and fine-tune the mental skills that are vital to safe riding in today’s traffic. Under the guidance of a certified Rider Coach, you learn with your peers improved risk management, increasing visibility, and optimizing your lane position. You’ll put into practice the techniques of managing traction, stopping quickly, cornering, and swerving. You must bring your license, proof of insurance, and standard riding gear: DOT-approved helmet, full fingered gloves, eye protection, long sleeves, long pants, and above ankle footwear. Loan bikes are not available for this class, and your bike may be subject to safety inspection.

Students are responsible for any damage to their motorcycle or equipment as a result of their participation in this course.

For Licensed Riders Only

Center for Workforce & Community Education Registration Form:

 Center for Workforce & Community Education registration form -PDF*

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