Pre Learner Motor Cycle

LEARNER LICENCE COURSE:

https://www.transport.tas.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/142400/Motorcycle_Pre-Learner_Training_Course_Information_Sheet.pdf

2-Wheeled Motor Cycles Only

The course includes classroom theory sessions, on the riding range demonstrations and instructions, on-road assessment during the 2 days.

The following aspects will be addressed: Performing pre-ride safety inspections, Locating and operating motorcycle controls, Right and left turns, Motorcycle control and balance at low speed, Gear changing, Braking, Road craft.

In order to progress with the Pre-Learner Motorcycle Course day two training and assessment, a participant must successfully complete the on-range component of the assessment in order to undertake the on-road component. These assessments are conducted at the end of Pre-Learner Motorcycle Course day two.

 If a participant fails the assessment (on-range or on-road) they must repeat the whole Pre-Learner Motorcycle Course day two and pass the associated assessment ideally within one month from the training commencement day.

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be informed what they need to do at Service Tas to apply for their Learner Licence.

1. You must be at least 16 years and 5 months of age. 

2. Participants must have completed the current MOTOR CYCLE Road Rules Knowledge Test prior to booking for the course. 

3. Participants must successfully complete Day 1 to continue to Day 2.

4. Participants must not have a suspended Licence and must provide proof of photo ID on Day 1.

Safety:  You must have ‘full skin coverage” ie long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket and sturdy shoes or boots, or you cannot participate in your course.

Trousers/Jeans with holes are not permitted - you will be turned away.

ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST PROVIDE THEIR OWN HELMETS***  & GLOVES & ANY OTHER PPE EQUIPMENT (IF WET) TO MINIMISE THE RISK OF VIRAL INFECTIONS.

Please bring your own water bottle and pen etc  for hygiene purposes. 

** All participants must wear an approved helmet which must be marked to show that it complies with the Australian Standard AS1698 or AS/NZS 1698 or EU standards (UNECE22.05 or 22.06) in accordance with the Tasmanian Road Rules. 

All helmets must bear a label, or similar approval mark, indicating the helmet was made in compliance with a standard mentioned above and is in good repair and proper working order and condition.

Please note that the course will proceed regardless of weather. Trainer discretion will apply in Winter. 

As lunch is not provided, we recommend that you bring your own lunch and a cool drink.

Fees must be paid at time of Registration unless approved otherwise by AJL Training

Participants must have completed the current MOTOR CYCLE Road Rules Knowledge Test at Service Tasmania prior to booking for the course.

If you wish to use your own Motorcycle; you must bring proof of registration and 3rd Party Property insurance (in addition to CTP on vehicle registration) on the day.  Your motor cycle must be registered as LAMS approved - check your Registration papers to ensure this is so before the day. It MUST be roadworthy and at least 1/2 tank of fuel for the assessment.

LAMS approved Motor Cycles: 

https://www.nsw.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-09/approved-motorcycles-for-novice-riders.pdf

If you do not have any experience on a motor cycle we recommend you undertake a One-on-One course  (1 hr session) with just you and the Instructor to gain some skills and basic knowledge before you undertake the Pre-Learner licence course. 

Please ensure you check your course start time upon confirmation of booking - do not rely on 'Calendar Reminders' as these may vary due to your Calendar times settings within your personal emails.

If you are wanting to use our scooter to obtain your 'Automatic only' licence you must make a note of this in the Comments section at time of registration as we have limited availability at each location.  If there isnt one available you may be transferred to another course date or offered a manual bike instead.

Alternatively you can bring your own scooter.