56 Winter 2018 443-518-1700 howardcc.edu/ConEd
Learn from the BEST
to ride your BEST!
At e Rider School™ you can expect to enjoy a superior class
taught by some of the most knowledgeable and experienced
instructors in the state. We are Maryland's only school fo-
cused on lifelong learning.
Choose the leader–
Choose The Rider School
Classes Begin
Monday, March 12
Motorcycle classes are offered March through November and
can be completed in one to four days. To find out everything
you need to know – and to register – visit
riderschool.org.
Be sure to read the other important information on the
website. If you can't find the answer to your question, email
ride@howardcc.edu or call 443-518-4808.
The quickest way to register is online. For registration
information, visit
riderschool.org and select "Register"
on the top le.
License-Earning Courses
Successfully completing one of these classes qualifies you for
a Maryland Motorcycle (Class M) License. Course content
is approved by the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration
(MVA) and meets or exceeds Motorcycle Safety Foundation
(MSF) standards. Motorcycles are provided.
NOTE: Riding is not for everyone and some participants
will not successfully complete the course. MVA rules require
that students who do not achieve minimum performance
standards cannot continue. ere are no refunds. Classes
are held rain or shine.
Basic Rider Course (BRC)
is is the traditional beginner course consisting of two
evenings of classroom and two days of riding. If you are new
to riding, this is probably the course you want. To pick your
class day and time, visit riderschool.org and click on "Class
Schedule." $345 (course fees total $290)
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY
e Basic Rider Course (BRC) and the Absolute Begin-
ner Basic Rider Course (ABC) require the completion
of a three-hour online component before class meets.
Students will be required to bring proof of completion to
class. Students must provide a valid email address at time
of registration in order to receive instructions to access
the online module. If you do not receive instructions one
week before your class starts, please call 443-518-4808.
Students may arrange for access to HCC computer labs,
if needed, to complete this portion.
Motorcycle Safety
