Costs Drop for Motorcycle Insurance thanks to ERS

Costs Drop for Motorcycle Insurance thanks to ERS
By: Lee Martin
 
Aug. 26, 2008 - PRLog -- CIA Insurance, one of the country’s leading Motorcycle Insurance Brokers with over 15 years of experience in the motorcycle market, are pleased to be supporting The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) and the Motorcycle Industry Association incentive to offer significant insurance discounts to all qualified bikers who successfully take part in the new 'Enhanced Rider Scheme' (ERS).

The ERS scheme is a new training package designed to meet with the Government Motorcycling Strategy, which aims to see significant reductions in the number of fatal and serious injury road accidents on our roads each year involving motorcyclists.

The scheme aims to encourage and help qualified riders become safer on the roads and so reduce accidents.

A national network of DSA Registered Post test Motorcycle Trainers (RPMT) has been developed to deliver rider skills assessments and training to those people who want to take part in the Enhanced Rider Scheme. Riders assessed as having no significant weaknesses receive a 'DSA Certificate of Competence - Enhanced Rider Bonus', which entitles them to insurance discounts. Riders who have significant weaknesses receive structured training and will receive the certificate upon successful improvement.

For Bikers wishing to take part in the scheme, click onto your local DSA RPMT at: www.dsa.gov.uk/Bikes.asp and follow the relevant links.

The launch of the voluntary Register of Post Test Motorcycle Trainers has been welcomed by the motorcycling community and already over 239 post-test trainers are on the register nationwide.

DSA has set minimum entry criteria, agreed with the Motorcycle Training Industry for joining the register and is quality assuring the scheme to ensure standards are maintained. Information from: transportoffice.gov.uk

There are two ways of becoming a DSA Registered Post-test motorcycle trainer: One of the ways of qualifying is by passing a DSA Theory, a riding-ability test and instructional-ability test. The other way is by completing a DSA Accredited Instructor Training Course & a DSA theory test.

The Agency is inviting applications to join the register from those involved in motorcycle instructor training and who would like to offer such Instructor Training Courses. Those interested can apply to DSA for a starter pack which includes guidance notes and an initial application form. Request a starter pack by calling our information line 0191 201 8089.

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CIA Insurance has over 15 years experience in Motorcycle Insurance market. Call now and speak to experienced sales staff who will get you the best cheap bike insurance on the market. CIA guarantees to beat 9 out of 10 Motorcycle Insurance quotes so visit us now at http://www.cia-insurance.co.uk.
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