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Rider Education Program

The GWTA Rider Education Program will make your, and
your co-riders riding experience safer and more enjoyable.

The GWTA Rider Education Program
and how it can be organized.

Improve your riding skills by studying
and applying the lessons below.
  1. The Purpose of the GWTA Rider Ed. Program
  2. Rider Education Levels
  3. Entry Level R.E.D. Application
  4. Chapter Rider Education Director
  5. State/Provincial Rider Education Director
  6. Regional Rider Education Director
  7. Suggested Pre-Ride Meeting Agenda
  8. Task Assignment and Communications Chart
  1. Ten Practice Riding Drills - Sharpen Your Skills
  2. Group Riding Guide
  3. Mountain Riding Seminar: Class Review
  4. Rider Level I Knowledge Test
  5. Co-Rider Seminar: Qualifying
  6. Co-Rider Level I: Test

 

For more information about the GWTA Rider Education Program Contact:
Charlie and Vivian Dickerson
GWTA Rider Education Directors
39 Kentuc ky Drive
Newport KY 41071
Ph (606) 261-5576
 gwtare@aol.com

 

Motorcycle Training Courses

Sidecar/Trike Schedule  E.R.C. Washington State.

Motorcycle Endorsement Info.  Washington State.

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  Puget Sound Motorcycle Education
  Includes a class schedules by location
  and contact information.

If you aren't certified, here's a good way to get certified.

 

  

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     Washington Motorcycle Safety Program          
          via Washington State Department of Licensing.       
          Includes contact information for all training sites in the state.   

 

 

                   

 msfnat.bmp (6910 bytes)Motorcycle Safety Foundation -- home page
MSF e-mail -- or s-mail to:
2 Jenner Street, Suite 150
Irvine, CA 92718-3812
Office: 714/727-3227
 RiderCourses: 800/446-9227

 

James Davis’ -- Motorcycle Tips & Techniques*

 

* Legal notice & disclaimer! 
The listing of links to other sites in no way constitutes a recommendation or endorsement of said site.
We list these links merely as a convenience.

 

First Aid Kit?

The source for the kit contents was long-time EMT and former Paramedic, Dick Oder.  March of 1997, an article that Dick wrote for Wing World®  magazine GWRRA (page 15) described what he believed should be contained in everyone's properly stocked First Aid kit, and why.  Since safety-minded folks often get to discussing this topic, I thought I'd print a list of the items that Dick suggested.   For the full article, see Wing World®.

CPR pocket mask (with one-way valve)
Trauma shears (to cut clothes as needed to visualize the injury)
Triangular bandages (at least three, serve multiple purposes)
Cold pack compress (inexpensive chemically activated cold pack)
Trauma dressings (four, at least 4x4" or larger)
Kling® (sticks to itself, good for securing pressure dressings)
Medical tape (in 1" or 2" rolls)
Water (to cool a burn or flush an eye, preferably in a spray bottle)

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