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Interactive education program designed to help students examine and change drinking and driving behavior. A major focus will be development of a Personal Change Plan to avoid OWI-related behavior in the future.
Designed for individuals who have an interest in motorcycles but have never ridden. This first-touch experience focuses on learning the motorcycle’s primary parts and controls. This course will not teach riding skills; however, it will help you to determine whether motorcycling is a good personal choice.
Learn the fundamentals of safe and responsible motorized cycle riding including the knowledge and skills that lead to licensing and successful motorcycle/scooter operation. The course consists of online coursework and on-motorcycle/scooter instruction and is designed primarily for beginners, but experienced riders who want to learn more about safety strategies and tactics will also benefit. Students will receive a waiver that entitles them to a motorcycle license if they pass the skills tests at FVTC and the written test at the DMV. Students must complete the online course and attend all range sessions. Register online or if under 18 call 920-735-5645 for assistance. [IMPORTANT NOTE: Requirements needed prior to class start >>](www.fvtc.edu/Find-a-Class/Taking-A-Class/Motorcycle-Scooter-Rider-Safety)
Specialized course for people who have experienced more than one operating under the influence offense or who have been assessed as needing a more intensive program than the regular Group Dynamics course. Participation of a Concerned Other is required at two sessions. Emphasis will be on development of a plan to avoid future OWI-behavior.
Encourages students to examine and change their driving habits, attitudes and life styles to improve their ability to safely operate a motor vehicle. Development of a Personal Change Plan will be emphasized. Students can gain a 3-point reduction on their driving record upon course completion.
