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GARDA BIKESAFE – IRELAND’S #1 POLICE-LED MOTORCYCLE SAFETY INITIATIVE


BE SKILLFUL. BE SAFE. BE SEEN.

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Garda BikeSafe | 15 workshop venues


GARDA BIKESAFE – IRELAND’S #1 POLICE-LED MOTORCYCLE SAFETY INITIATIVE


BE SKILLFUL. BE SAFE. BE SEEN.

Advanced Garda motorcyclists are amongst the safest and most skilled
motorcyclists on our roads. Through Garda BikeSafe, they share advanced police
motorcycle riding skills to encourage Irish motorcyclists to recognise the value
of investing in post-test motorcycle training. This road safety initiative gives
motorcyclists access to motorcycle skills eLearning, a facilitated theory class,
an observed ride with an Advanced Garda Motorcyclist and a comprehensive debrief
on essential next steps. Workshop participants learn how the skilled application
of motorcycle roadcraft is crucial to being a safer and more skilled
motorcyclist. [book workshop]

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Garda BikeSafe | 15 workshop venues




WHAT DOES A BIKESAFE WORKSHOP INCLUDE?


1. eLEARNING

Online and self-guided. Includes x9 video modules covering: attitude, IPSGA,
observation, cornering, overtaking, filtering, junctions, group riding and
hazard awareness.

2. THEORY

Classroom or online theory session. Includes the National BikeSafe curriculum,
along with input on local and regional causation factors. Theory input typically
lasts 2-3 hours.

3. OBSERVED RIDE

Maximum of x2 riders per observer. Minimum one-hour observation per rider.
Observed ride element will typically last 2-3 hrs. Includes ongoing roadside
debriefing.

4. FEEDBACK

Riding assessment, delivered verbally, recorded as an audio file, and/or in
written form via a rider development form or digitally via the BikeSafe online
feedback platform.

5. NEXT STEPS

Based on riding observations and assessment of core competencies, with
recommendations made regarding ongoing skills, safety and rider development.

(1) eLearning, (2) Theory class, (3) Observed ride, (4) Feedback, and (5) Advice
on next steps. Typically all elements take up to six hours.


WHAT DOES A BIKESAFE WORKSHOP COST?




BikeSafe costs €75 per motorcyclist / per workshop – discounted to €45 by An
Garda Sióchána. This €45 contributes towards the associated costs of running
Garda BikeSafe.

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GARDA BIKESAFE (IRELAND)

BikeSafe, An Garda Síochána, Roads Policing Division, Dublin Castle, Dublin 2,
D02 HE67

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LOCATIONS

Garda BikeSafe runs from: Ballincollig, Ballyshannon, Bray, Castlebar,
Castleisland, Cavan, Dogheda, Dublin Castle, Ennis, Kilkenny, Limerick,
Mullingar, Portlaoise, Templemore and Wexford.


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