Appendix F:		Examples of Rider Education & Training Curricula

Appendix A Factors That Have Changed Since the Hurt Report Appendix B In-Depth Investigation of Motorcycle Crashes Appendix C Objectives of the Common Methodology Appendix D Scope of Services Typically Provided for in Legislation Authorizing Motorcycle Safety Programs Appendix E State Motorcycle Safety Program Assessments Appendix F Examples of Rider Education & Training Curricula Appendix G State Operator Licensing Requirements Appendix H Elements of a Typical Graduated License System for Motorcyclists Appendix I State Motorcycle Equipment Requirements Appendix J State Insurance Requirements		Basic training 1. Curricula designed for the beginning rider 2. Entry qualifications: minimum age to qualify for state’s motorcycle endorsement 3. Knowledge and skill testing 4. Licensing examinations waived for course graduates Intermediate training 1. Curricula designed for rider with at least six months’ or 20,000 miles experience 2. Entry qualifications: possess motorcycle permit 3. Skill testing 4. Licensing skills test waived for course graduates Experienced rider training 1. Curricula designed for rider with at least three years of experience and 10,000 miles 2. Entry qualifications: possess motorcycle endorsement 3. Skill and knowledge testing optional 4. License examinations not waived Optional special needs training 1. Passenger 2. On-street

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