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ATV Safety Institute Launches Free, Updated Safety eCourses

The "ATV eCourse" teaches essential skills for all riders, while "Coaching Young Riders" guides parents on supervising children.

As riding season shifts into full gear, new online courses — free from the ATV Safety Institute — offer riders of all ages the opportunity to learn important safe-riding strategies and techniques. These courses, combined with hands-on training, offer riders the best way to get started, and for those already riding, the courses will serve as a great source of information. Both courses — “Coaching Young Riders” and the “ATV eCourse” — are available at ATVsafety.org. Spanish language versions will be available in early summer.

“Riding an ATV expands how you can enjoy the outdoors, but it takes skills and safe-riding techniques to get the most out of your ride,” said Scott Schloegel, acting president and CEO of the ATV Safety Institute. “This is why we encourage every rider to take our free online courses, and the corresponding hands-on course before they get out on the trails. You will learn safe-riding practices and understand the importance of wearing proper safety gear. These new ATV eCourses and the hands-on training are also the best preparation for anyone needing to use ATVs for work.”

These online courses are free and available to all riders. Free hands-on training is available with every new vehicle purchased.

ATV eCourse

This course is the best place for all riders to start on their path to understanding ATVs and safe riding strategies. In addition, completing this “ATV eCourse” is required to participate in our ATV RiderCourse hands-on training session. This eCourse includes videos, pictures and interactive activities to make it a fun and effective learning experience. During the course, users take progress quizzes and receive a certificate upon successful completion. It takes approximately two hours to complete, which is a small commitment to ensure you, your family and fellow riders stay safe on the trails. You can stop at any point and your progress will be saved so that you can return and pick up where you left off.

Coaching Young Riders

This recommended course, which is not a pre-requisite for the ATV Safety Institute’s hands-on course, is designed for parents and caregivers supervising younger ATV riders so they can learn the most effective ways to keep children safe. The adult and youth should take the course together for best results. The course is free, and completion does not meet eligibility requirements to take hands-on training (all students who plan to take our hands-on course must take the ATV eCourse). This course takes approximately 30 minutes to complete.

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