Training builds skill. Skill prevents crashes.
Take advantage of rider training courses, stay current with a winter rider coach update, and participate in the quality assurance program to maintain and improve your skills. For more information, learn more about training courses and programs.
Whether you’re new to riding or have years of experience, training courses can help you build skills, improve confidence, and better respond to real-world riding situations.
Courses are available for all experience levels, including:
- Basic Rider Course (BRC): Introductory course for new riders with classroom and hands-on instruction in a controlled environment
- Intermediate and Advanced Courses (BRC2, ARC): Designed to strengthen skills, improve hazard response, and build confidence on the road
- Street Rider Courses (SRC1, SRC2): Supervised, real-world riding experiences to develop perception and on-road decision-making
Training is one of the most effective ways to reduce crash risk and become a safer rider.
Are you a rider coach in New Jersey? BIANJ hosts annual statewide rider coach update trainings to ensure instructors stay current on the latest Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) curriculum and best practices.
Trainings are held each January at locations in North, Central, and South Jersey.
Interested in attending a future training? Contact jerseydrives@bianj.org.
BIANJ supports a statewide Quality Assurance Program, led by Bob Simpson in partnership with the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF), to ensure rider training programs across New Jersey maintain high standards and consistency.
Interested in learning more? Contact jerseydrives@bianj.org.
