To Register1. Registrati on and payment online: htt ps://www.swtc.edu/public-safety/

community-educati on/motorcycle-training

2. Click on the REGISTER butt on for the type of course.

• 3 Wheel Basic Rider • Motorcycle Safety–Basic and Advanced • Scooter Safety-contact Public Safety for

more informati on Classes are fi lled on a fi rst come basis.

3. The on-line MSF eCourse pre-requesite must be completed no more than 30 calendar days prior to your fi rst day of class.

4. A copy of your eCourse completi on certi fi cate must be shown to your instructor on your fi rst day of class.

5. Payment must be made at the ti me of registrati on. Any incomplete registrati ons will be returned (NO PAYMENT = NO CLASS)

For More InformationContact Kris Wubben

Email: kwubben@swtc.eduToll Free: 800-362-3322, Ext. 2706

Direct Dial: 608-822-2706or Annett e L Biggin

Email: abiggin@swtc.eduToll Free: 800-362-3322, Ext. 2466

Direct Dial: 608-822-2466

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ScheduleClasses run from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. and include both classroom and range instructi on. Please visit our motorcycle link for current informati on on class date(s) and ti me(s) and the required MSF eCourse prerequisite requirement:htt ps://www.swtc.edu/public-safety/community-educati on/motorcycle-training

Cost• Registrati on and payment are completed

online prior to the start of class. Visitwww.swtc.edu and click on the Conti nuing Educati on tab.

• Current fees are located under the REGISTRATION butt on for each course type.

• Your fees will not be refunded aft er the class has started. Your fees will not be refunded if you drop within 7 days prior to the start of the course.

Refund PolicyYou may receive a refund if:• Class is already fi lled when we receive

your registrati on.

• You have been dismissed from class due to a safety concern.

If you need an accommodati on, please call theSupport Services Specialist, 608-822-2631

(tdd: 608-822-2072), or email accom@swtc.edu.

This course is approved by the Motorcycle Safety Foundati on, known nati onwide as the leader in the fi eld of motorcycle safety.

The beginner classes will start in April and run throughout the year. Classes will be off ered at Southwest Wisconsin Technical College in Fennimore.

Due to legislati on, if you successfully pass the Motorcycle Safety Course and already have a valid Wisconsin driver's license, you may receive a Class M license, provided other licensing requirements are met, without taking a riding skills test at the Driver's License Examiners.

Southwest Tech off ers a course providing classroom and on-range riding experience to make you a knowledgeable and safer cyclist.

Your cycle training will involve classroom instructi on where you learn about your cycle and its operati on. You'll learn riding techniques and how to deal with all riding situati ons.

Your training also includes cycle riding experience on a safe course away from traffi c. Here, you learn the basic skills of shift ing, turning, braking, and other skills that allow you to become a safe rider.

• Motorcycles will be furnished.• Motorcyle permit or license not required to

parti cipate.• Registrati on fee must be received before

starti ng classes. Fee will be accepted on a fi rst come, fi rst serve basis.

• MSF on-line eCourse must be completed no more than 30 calendar days prior to your fi rst day of class.

• You must be at least 15-1/2 years old.• A liability waiver is required

and permission from parents if you are under the age of 18.

Be prepared to ride the fi rst day of class and bring with you the following:• Three-quarter or full-faced motorcycle helmet• Long-sleeved shirt or jacket• Eye protecti on• Full-fi ngered gloves• Over the ankle foot wear• Rain gear

• A liability waiver is required and permission from parents if you are under the age of 18.

Motorcycle SafetyCycling requires some special knowledge and skills that beginning riders will probably not have. If you think that cycling is the

same as driving a car, with no further preparati on needed, you are wrong. Accident rates are high, and the cyclist must be constantly on the alert to avoid dangerous situati ons. Cycles are not always equally accepted on the highway by other drivers. Riders must be especially careful of changes in road and weather conditi ons. Stati sti cs show that 60 percent of all accidents happen to those with less than one year of riding experience.

TAKE THIS COURSE IF:• If you want to learn how to safely ride a

motorcycle.• If you would like to acquire a Class M

(motorcycle) license.• If you are an experienced cyclist and want

to learn safe riding skills.

� e Motorcyle Safety Coursecan provide the

knowledge and skills youneed to become a better

and safer rider.