MotoMark1, LLC
North Carolina's Premier
Motorcycle Training School

ATV Safety Training

The ATV RiderCourse provides a fast-paced, half-day, hands-on training session which includes pre-ride inspection, starting and stopping, quick turns, hill riding, emergency stopping and swerving and riding over obstacles. You'll also learn about protective gear, local regulations, places to ride and environmental concerns. Bring your friends and family, and meet new friends to ride with.

Our course is based on the ATV Safety Institute course, and our instructors are ASI-certified. Training takes place at our Off-Road Facility which has been specially designed for safe, challenging learning for students of all experience levels.

We recommend that students are well-rested prior to the training course, and recommend that you do not consume alcoholic beverages the night before. If you have allergies, please bring appropriate meds with you (bee stings, etc). If you are diabetic, please bring a cooler appropriate for a half day in the sun; ice is available within 5 miles of the training site.

ATV Safety Training Details

Length: 1/2 day
Age: Age and model size requirements for ATV's ridden during the course:
less than 70cc - age 6 and older
70cc up to and including 90cc - age 12 and older
greater than 90cc - age 16 and over Minimums: Your own ATV (unless other arrangements have been made with the Instructor), DOT-rated helmet, goggles or a face shield (glasses/sunglasses are not sufficient), gloves, long sleeve shirt and sturdy pants, over the ankle boots, the owner's manual for your ATV, light snack, and hydration (Camelbak or similar).

Cost: You may be eligible for free training and incentives if you purchased a new ATV. If you are paying for your ATV training, some states provide substantial training subsidies to reduce the cost of enrollment. The standard cost of attending this training class is $150 for adults and $55 for children ages 15 and younger.

To sign up for this course, register through this page at ASI

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