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Question:
What do I need to bring to the course?

Answer:
- Helmet (Safety approved DOT)
- Gloves preferably leather; make sure they fit. (FINGERLESS GLOVES WILL NOT BE ALLOWED)
- Sturdy jacket and pants (leather or denim)
- Boots that cover the ankle (preferably leather) (SNEAKERS & RUBBER BOOTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED). Boots with higher than average heels will hinder your ability to operate the foot controls. Steel-toe boots may hinder proper shifting.
- Rain gear is required as the course goes rain or shine.
- A copy of your receipt indicating payment for the course.
- Students are encouraged to be on site 20 minutes before actual start time.
- If you wish to attain a NS motorcycle license, you must have a current NS driver’s license prior to your course

 

Question:
What are some of the medical conditions that would prevent you from taking the course?

Answer:
You will be required to push a motorcycle weighing approximately 300lbs. Any female who is pregnant will not be allowed training due to the higher risks involved with motorcycling.

 

Question:
Do I need my gear the first night of the course?

Answer:
You will be on the motorcycles within the first hour of the course and you will be riding in all types of weather.

 

Question:
If I take the course, do I get my license right away?

Answer:
Upon successful completion of a written and practical riding exercise you will be given a Learner’s Motorcycle license with some restrictions. Depending on the class of license you hold your restrictions will be enforced for 30 – 90 days following the course. The restrictions are zero blood alcohol level, no passengers, and daylight riding only. You will have no further testing after the course.

 

Question:
Can I take this course – even if I have never ridden before?

Answer:
The course is designed for a student who has never had any experience with a motorcycle. It is also an excellent refresher for those who haven’t ridden for several years.

 

Question:
If I fail the final testing, what are my options?

Answer:
1. You can reschedule for the testing only. There is a cost involved.
2. You can reschedule for a complete course at a reduced cost.

 

Question:
If I am unable to complete the course, what are my options?

Answer:
You can reschedule for a complete course (availability permitting) at a reduced cost.

 

Question:
If I am unable to complete the course, am I eligible for a refund?

Answer:
Individuals who register and fail to attend or fail to complete the program will not be eligible for refund.

 

Question:
Will there be any further charges to me?

Answer:
Not on the course. A small fee is charged at Access NS when you have the restrictions removed and a full license is given.

 

Question:
Will this course lower my insurance costs?

Answer:
There is no absolute guarantee but this motorcycle program is recognized by most insurance providers across Canada.

 

Question:
What size bikes do you use?

Answer:
We have Honda CB125T’s, Suzuki GN125’s, Yamaha 250 Viragos, Kawasaki 125 Eliminators and Suzuki 250 Marauders.

 

Question:
Do I need a license to drive a scooter?

Answer:
In Nova Scotia you must have a motorcycle license to drive any size scooter.

 

Question:
Can I put my name on a waiting list?

Answer:
You may place your name on a waiting list. However, there is no guarantee when or if an opening may occur.

 

Question:
Can I change my scheduled course date?

Answer:
There is a fee involved to do this and the request is subject to space available. No changes can be done 48 hours prior to your scheduled date.

 

Question:
Can I cancel my registration at any time with no penalty?

Answer:
An administration fee of $80 will be charged on cancellations. No refund will be issued 48 hours prior to the course date.

 

Question:
Do you offer any courses in French?

Answer:
We do not have any specific courses in French but we do have some instructors who are bilingual. Please call SSNS for further information.

 

Question:
Can I get a new graduation card?

Answer:
A fee will be charged for a replacement card but you must contact the SSNS with the date and place you took your course.

 

Question:
What is the total cost of the course?

Answer:
The cost is $440.00 for each person registered.

 

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