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Ride Rite, Inc. offers beginning motorcycle skills training to enhance and educate the avid rider. Ride Rite, Inc. has class schedules to fit your needs and will make sure that you have plenty of instructor time to learn to ride. Successful completion of the course may waive the riding skills test at the California DMV.

The current CMSP infrastructure trained over 70,000 students in 2008. MSF expects about 52,000 total trained in 2010. Students under 21 years of age typically represent less than 15% of the annual training volume, or about 10,000 students, so you can see that CMSP has the capacity to absorb the influx of students. Also it is important to remember that in California there was an existing law which required those under 21 to complete the BRC at a CMSP site before they could receive their motorcycle license endorsement. The new law simply moves that requirement earlier in the timeline and requires those under 21 to complete the BRC at a CMSP site before they can receive their motorcycle permit. Motorcycle Instruction Permit, Effective January 1, 2011 (AB 1952/Niello) This new law requires a person under 21 years of age to complete the Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s Basic RiderCourse at a California Motorcyclist Safety Program training site in California before being issued a motorcycle instruction permit with which to practice operating a motorcycle, and requires the permit to be held for six months before being issued a class M motorcycle driver license endorsement. To enroll in a CMSP class you must have at least one of the following: A valid driver’s license from one of the fifty states, a California DMV issued automobile learners permit, or a California DMV issued identification card. CMSP accepts out-of-state driver’s licenses that are acceptable to the California Department of Motor Vehicles. Any person younger than 18 years must also have the written permission of his/her parent(s) or legal guardian. Ride Rite, Inc is endorsed by the California Motorcyclist Safety Program.

The CMSP is designed to increase motorcycle safety on California's streets and highways. The program accomplishes this task by (1) providing motorcycle training courses for both novice and experienced riders, and (2) increasing the public's awareness of motorcyclists on the road.