Become a

Provider

Motorcycle Safety Foundation providers are the backbone of motorcycle rider training. As a provider, you bring certified Motorcycle Safety Foundation training to your community. This creates better riders, improves public perception of motorcycling and provides a valuable service for riders in the area. 

HOW DO I BECOME AN MSF TRAINING PROVIDER THAT OFFERS
MSF COURSES AND PROGRAMS TO THE PUBLIC?

  1. First, make sure you have:
    • Contacted the State Motorcycle Program Coordinator, if you have one, for rules and requirements for motorcycle safety training providers. (Obtain contact information for your State Coordinator)
    • Military installations should contact the Military Motorcycle Program Coordinator for their branch. (To obtain contact information for your Military Coordinator or Representative)
    • International entities interested in becoming MSF training providers should email their request to rerp@msf-usa.org.
    • Reviewed the rules and requirements for setting up a small business in your state or for your military branch.
  2. Apply to MSF for acceptance into the Rider Education Recognition Program (RERP). You’ll need:
    • A currently active MSF RiderCoach or RiderCoach Trainer who can assist you with the process (the State or Military Coordinator may be able to recommend someone in your area.)
    • A training range.
    • A standard range requires a 160’ x 260’ area that is paved with asphalt or concrete and is free from hazards and obstacles.
    • The riding area should be closed off from regular vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
    • A classroom.
    • The classroom should be clean, have enough space for participant comfort, have capability for use of modern audio visual and other electronic instructional equipment.
    • Restroom facilities should be nearby and, ideally, the classroom should be near the range.
    • A private residence cannot serve as a classroom.
    • Secure storage for training motorcycles and course equipment.
    • Insurance.
    • Coverage for students, motorcycles, RiderCoaches, all other site personnel and MSF is required.
    • Training Providers may purchase an MSF RiderCourse Insurance Plan or obtain comparable insurance independently.
  3. If my state does not have a designated Motorcycle Program Coordinator (or Military Coordinator) who can I contact for more information?

After reviewing the FAQs above, if you have any further questions you can reach out to us at msf@msf-usa.org.
Be sure to include the following information so that we may better assist you:

  • First and last name
  • Email address
  • Phone number
  • City, State, Zip
  • Question/Concern/Comment

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For Questions Contact:

Corey Eastman
Director of Rider Education Expansion
Motorcycle Safety Foundation

Monday-Friday
9 AM – 5 PM (West Coast Time)