CBT

FULL DAYS TRAINING (9am – 4pm)

For people aged 16 and over

It is a legal requirement to gain a CBT certificate to ride any motorcycle or
scooter on the road.
(This is required regardless of what other licence you hold. The exception being for riding a moped if you obtained your full car licence before Feb 2001)

Compulsory Basic Training
(Consists of 5 elements)

Element A - Introduction to CBT and why it is required.

Element B – Practical on site training, introduction to the motorcycle, basic machine checks, basic maintenance checks.

Element C – Practical on site training, the ability to demonstrate clutch control, balance and slow speed maneuverability.

Element D - Practical on road training, road layouts, hazard perception, vulnerability, and visibility.

Element E – Practical on road riding, minimum of two hours covering all road scenarios,
e.g. Roundabouts, Junctions, One-way systems etc, to include U turn and emergency stop.

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