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advancedbiker
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BIDDULPH, STAFFORDSHIRE
United Kingdom
Honda
VFR800
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 Posted - 07/04/2009 : 2:33 AM
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I know we have been talking about 'Roadcraft' on this forum and getting 'bogged down' with its application and sutiablity for novice riders. In the UK a government agency, the DSA has introduced a scheme which has been endorsed by a number of insurance companies - (Discount available).
I am part of that scheme and you can get more information at:
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motorin...s/DG_4022666
It can be easily adapted for the US,
Nigel
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rkfire
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Stratford, CT
USA
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Bandit
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Posted - 07/04/2009 : 3:30 PM
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That's a pretty good concept, and using reduced insurance premiums makes a good incentive. Although some of us older riders probably can't reduce the premiums much, I pay $55 a YEAR for example.
It does make me wonder about organized mentoring here in the states. I've seen it mentioned several times, but not an organized system. I'm referring to a unofficial, non-gov't program. Of course some sort of certification would make the mentors at least show some skill and knowledge. |
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The DSA Enhanced Rider Scheme in the UK
