Tommy & Vicky Martin, District Educators |
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Purpose of Rider Ed | History of Rider Ed | Rider Ed Levels
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Our Mission: To Save Lives Through Quality, World Class Education. |
Our Slogan: "Safety is for Life" |
*** Updated *** On October 3, 2009 Georgia District Rider Education conducted a 'Rider Education Fun Day' in Rome, Georgia. The event featured two 2-Wheel PLPs, two 3-Wheel PLPs, two Team Riding Seminars, two Co-Rider Seminars, and an MFA First Aid and CPR training session. Over seventy members attended the Fun Day and it was a fantastic success. Chapter L provided lunch for all attendees... and everyone had a great time. Be on the lookout for more Rider Education events in the future. Be certain to take advantage of these opportunities to enhance your knowledge and practice your skills. Remember, the more you know, the better it gets! Do Motorcycle Helmets Interfere with the Vision and Hearing of Riders? |
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What is the Rider Education Program?
The GWRRA Rider Education Program (REP) is intended to make
the motorcycle environment safer by reducing injuries and fatalities and
increasing motorcyclist skills and awareness. The REP does not propose to
have all the answers. However, our close-working relationship with the
Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF), as well as additional GWRRA programs and
studies, has provided a wealth of information for use in establishing a
comprehensive Rider Education Program. Through Commitment, Education
and Application, we can reduce our accident rate significantly.
Listed below are several benefits of a fully implemented GWRRA Rider
Education Program at the Chapter level:
Take The MSF Motorcycle Challenge! Practice important simulations that put you on your motorcycle and on the road in various situations.
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