The Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) is a national, not-for-profit organization promoting the safety of motorcyclists with programs in rider training, operator licensing and public information. The MSF is sponsored by the U.S. manufacturers and distributors of BMW, BRP, Harley-Davidson, Honda, Indian Motorcycle, Kawasaki, KTM, Suzuki, Triumph and Yamaha.

Each state has its own policies/rules regarding motorcycle training and licensing, including whether or not they allow reciprocity of completion cards. To find out if your state allows for reciprocity, please contact either a local training provider, or your state’s Motorcycle Safety Coordinator.

To locate providers near you, please click on the MSF logo in the upper left corner of this page, type your zip code in the “Find A Course Near You” section on the home page, and click on “Search.” The following page will list providers within 50 miles of the zip code that you entered. You can extend that search up to 500 miles by changing the drop-down box at the very top of the page and then clicking on “Search” to refresh the results.

Each state has their own policies/rules regarding motorcycle training and licensing, including whether or not they allow reciprocity of completion cards.

To find out if your state allows for reciprocity, please contact either a local training provider, or your state’s Motorcycle Safety Coordinator. Either will be able to assist you.

To locate providers near you, please click on the MSF logo in the upper left corner of this page, type your zip code in the “Find A Course Near You” section on the home page, and click on “Search.” The following page will list providers within 50 miles of the zip code that you entered. You can extend that search up to 500 miles by changing the drop-down box at the very top of the page and then clicking on “Search” to refresh the results.

All training providers manage their own schedules and enrollments, so you’ll need to contact them directly to inquire.

To locate providers near you, please click on the MSF logo in the upper left corner of this page, type your zip code in the “Find A Course Near You” section on the home page, and click on “Search.” The following page will list providers within 50 miles of the zip code that you entered. You can extend that search up to 500 miles by changing the drop-down box at the very top of the page and then clicking on “Search” to refresh the results.

While the MSF created the motorcycle safety curriculum and textbooks used across the United States, each state and military branch is responsible for administering the actual motorcycle safety program. Tuition costs (ranging from under $100 to over $300, depending on location and age of the student) are set by the state and/or your local training site.

To locate providers near you, please click on the MSF logo in the upper left corner of this page, type your zip code in the “Find A Course Near You” section on the home page, and click on “Search.” The following page will list providers within 50 miles of the zip code that you entered. You can extend that search up to 500 miles by changing the drop-down box at the very top of the page and then clicking on “Search” to refresh the results.

The training providers around the country set their own prices. You will need to contact your local providers directly to inquire about any discounts they might offer.

To locate providers near you, please click on the MSF logo in the upper left corner of this page, type your zip code in the “Find A Course Near You” section on the home page, and click on “Search.” The following page will list providers within 50 miles of the zip code that you entered. You can extend that search up to 500 miles by changing the drop-down box at the very top of the page and then clicking on “Search” to refresh the results.

Training providers around the country manage their own schedules and enrollments, so you will need to contact your local provider directly to inquire about rescheduling.

If you need assistance locating their contact information, please click on the MSF logo in the upper left corner of this page, type your zip code in the “Find A Course Near You” section on the home page, and click on “Search.” The following page will list providers within 50 miles of the zip code that you entered. You can extend that search up to 500 miles by changing the drop-down box at the very top of the page and then clicking on “Search” to refresh the results.

Before you proceed, check first with your training provider that you are scheduled to take your course with. Many provide either a discount code or special link for you to use to register for the Course with at no charge to you. (Not all providers offer the discount codes.)

Please note that to receive the course fee discount, you must use that code during the registration process, or use the special link your provider gave to you. We cannot apply the discount after you have registered.

However, not all providers offer the discount code/link. If yours does not, you can visit our registration page here at https://training.msf-usa.org/eCourse/Basic

Once you have registered, you will receive an email with your username and password so that you can get started. If you do not see that email in your inbox, be sure to check your junk/spam folder, as those emails sometimes get filtered there by mistake.

Before you proceed, check first with your training provider that you are scheduled to take your course with. Many provide either a discount code or special link for you to use to register for the Course with at no charge to you. (Not all providers offer the discount codes.)

Please note that to receive the course fee discount, you must use that code during the registration process, or use the special link your provider gave to you. We cannot apply the discount after you have registered.

However, not all providers offer the discount code/link. If yours does not, you can visit our registration page here at https://training.msf-usa.org/eCourse/StreetStrategies

Once you have registered, you will receive an email with your username and password so that you can get started. If you do not see that email in your inbox, be sure to check your junk/spam folder, as those emails sometimes get filtered there by mistake.

If you are already enrolled in your eCourse and you’re having trouble with the course, please email MSF eCourse Support at msfsupport@msf-usa.org. Include the following information in all email correspondence:

• Name
• Email Address
• Phone Number
• Name of Training Provider and State
• Date of Hands-On Class
• Brief Description of Issue

If you’re not sure which eCourse you need to complete or if you need to pay for your eCourse with a credit card, please contact your hands-on provider for more information.

You can review our course listing here: https://msf-usa.org/students.aspx.

On that page, you can click on any course name you wish to learn more about. From there, you can use a zip code course finder tool under the description to see if that course type is offered anywhere near you. (It is up to each state and individual training provider/company as to what they choose to offer.)

Please visit our RiderCoach FAQs page here: https://msf-usa.org/ridercoaches.aspx

We do not have access to student records here at our national office. Contact your original MSF training provider directly to inquire about card replacements. (California students – scroll to the next FAQ for California-specific information.)

For contact information for current MSF Training Providers in your area, please click on the MSF logo in the upper left corner of this page, type your zip code in the “Find A Course Near You” section on the home page, and click on “Search.” The following page will list providers within 50 miles of the zip code that you entered. You can extend that search up to 500 miles by changing the drop-down box at the very top of the page and then clicking on “Search” to refresh the results.

We would be happy to do a records search for you, and if we are able to locate your training record, we can issue a replacement of your completion card. Please send us an email with the following information to msf@msf-usa.org:

First Name
Last Name
Mailing Address
Date of Birth
Driver’s License Number
When your training took place
Name of the school/business your course was conducted by
Reason for Replacement Request

Please note: A replacement completion card will list your original date of training. You will not be issued a new card with a new date. If you need a completion card with a new date listed, you will be required to take another class.

We do not have access to records prior to April 18, 2003, or to records beyond December 31, 2014.

For training taken in California on or after January 1, 2015, please contact the California Motorcyclist Safety Program. Visit californiamotorcyclist.com or call them at (877) 743-3411

If your training occurred prior to April 18, 2003 you will need to take another course to obtain a new completion card.

The training you would have taken at that time has been replaced with an updated course and we no longer have any supporting materials for the previous courses. If you need a current MSF completion card, you will need to take a current course.

We are aware that the military and some civilian agencies do require their personnel to retake training periodically as part of their Standard Operating Procedures.

To receive another completion card with a new date listed, you will need to take another class.

If your hands-on class requires the completion of an MSF eCourse, the Basic RiderCourse eHandbook or 3Wheel Basic RiderCourse eHandbook (both available for purchase on Amazon’s Kindle store in English, Spanish, and Korean) may not be required. Once you complete your eCourse, it is unlocked and can be used as an interactive digital reference book. You can purchase your own copy through the Amazon Kindle store, but it isn’t necessary to study it or make notes prior to attending class. The pace and content of your in-person class dovetails with the material covered in your eCourse.

However, we can offer two booklets on our website that anyone is free to print out for themselves and their fellow riders:

You and Your Motorcycle Riding Tips (basic riding tips and exercises riders can set up themselves in a parking lot; often included with new motorcycles from the major manufacturers)

Motorcycle Operator Manual (study guide used in most states in the U.S. for those preparing for the written portion of their DMV/BMV motorcycle licensing test)