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Motorcycle training
Motorcycle rider training
Rider training, helmet use, defensive riding and Liberia’s motorcycle regulations, for private riders and commercial pen-pen operators alike.
Overview
Ride skilled, ride protected, ride legal
Motorcycles are one of the most common ways to get around in Liberia, and riders are among the most exposed road users. PITS began in 2008 as WoGeS Drivers-N-Motorcyclists Safety Training Services, so rider safety has been part of our work from day one.
Our training covers safe control, protective gear, defensive riding and the regulations that apply to riders and their passengers. We also cover scooters and three-wheelers.
Who it's for
- New riders
- Commercial motorcycle (pen-pen) operators
- Scooter and three-wheeler (keh-keh) drivers
- Riders who want to ride more safely
What you'll learn
What this training covers
Machine control
Balance, braking, gears and slow-speed handling.
Helmet and protective gear
Choosing, wearing and maintaining a proper helmet.
Defensive riding
Being seen, staying visible and anticipating drivers' mistakes.
Carrying passengers
Passenger safety, loading and responsible riding.
Regulations
Liberia's motorcycle rules, registration and licensing.
Night and rain riding
Visibility, grip and speed in difficult conditions.
How it works
Three steps to get there
Rider knowledge
Rules, gear and road awareness.
Practical riding
Supervised riding from basics to traffic.
Evaluation
Prepare for the licensing assessment.
Where we train
Training across Liberia
Lessons and classes are available in these counties, and our online courses are available everywhere. Contact us to confirm availability near you.
FAQs
Questions about motorcycle training
Can’t find your answer? Send us a message or email info@princeisaactraining.com.
Do you train commercial motorcycle riders?
Yes. We train private and commercial riders, including passenger safety and customer service.
Do you cover tricycles (keh-kehs) and scooters?
Yes. Scooter and three-wheeler safety are part of our curriculum.
Do I need my own motorcycle?
Contact us to confirm vehicle arrangements for your training.
Is helmet use covered?
Yes. Helmet use and protective gear are a core part of every rider course.
Ready to start your motorcycle training?
Register today, or ask us anything about schedules, fees and requirements. We will help you choose the right next step.