To contact the instructor for questions either email Jared or call him at 54. Then, since we're located inside the designated Shotgun OHV riding area, you can go for a scoot with the family that day. We issue temporary cards as soon as the kids pass. Then we fire up the machines and finish with the hands-on evaluation. The following are required for a child to participate in a class: 1. There are things you need to know and things you can do to assure that your child has a safe, fun, and successful experience in an OASYREP class. Next, we check out the vehicles for safe operation, rider knowledge of controls and rider fit. The Oregon ATV Safety Youth Rider Endorsement Program (OASYREP) is a hands-on ATV rider training program for riders age 6 through 15. Then our brief verbal lesson is casual, interactive and educational for the kids and parents. We start with the funnest part, paperwork. Helmet (DOT approved motorcycle helmet that fits properly) Parent or guardian must accompany the youth Youth Motorcycle and Quad (ATV Class III and I) Required Equipment checklist for evaluation:īring your own motorcycle or quad, ready to ride and the right size! This number is required to register for this final part, the Hands-On evaluation. Upon completion of the free test all youths are assigned an individual 11 digit safety education number. To register for the hands-on evaluation the youth(s) must first have completed the Oregon Online ATV Safety Education Course. The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department ATV Safety Education Course is now online-and its free This course provides safety tips for riding in Oregons.

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