This course is available to participants who have completed both consecutive days of the Motorcycle: M1 Exit Training & Testing (MOT 103N) course during the current training season but were unsuccessful on the M2 license test.
In accordance with Ministry standards, participants are provided with one opportunity to complete an M2 license re-test. If a participant is unsuccessful on the re-test, they must repeat the Motorcycle: M1 Exit Training & Testing (MOT 103N) course
To receive the Canada Safety Council Certificate, participants must successfully pass the M2 license test administered by our instructors.
This course is for the re-test only. No additional training time or instruction is provided.
Prerequisite:
- A valid Ontario M1 beginner permit is required to participate in this course.
- Participants must be 16 years of age or older to enroll in this course.
- Participants under 18 years of age must have a parent or legal guardian sign a waiver prior to partaking in this course.
- All participants must sign a course waiver in the presence of a Senior course instructor.
The following items are mandatory for participation in this motorcycle training course:
- A sturdy jacket (leather, denim, or other durable material) and long pants (heavy slacks or jeans). Clothing with holes will not be permitted. A waterproof jacket is recommended, as courses run rain or shine.
- Sturdy boots (riding, work, or hiking boots) or motorcycle shoes that fully cover and support the ankles. Only closed-toe, flat-heeled footwear is permitted.
- Full-fingered leather gloves or full-fingered motorcycle riding gloves.
- An approved motorcycle helmet. A full-face helmet with a face shield is recommended. Half helmets and open-faced helmets are acceptable; however, novelty or beanie-style helmets are not permitted. (Exceptions may apply.)
- Eye protection, such as a helmet face shield, goggles, safety glasses, or sunglasses. All eyewear must be impact-resistant.
- A valid Ontario M1 motorcycle license.
Participants must wear all required safety gear and have their valid Ontario M1 beginner permit at all times while participating in the course.