The Saskatchewan Motorcycle Training Program registrations will be available on Monday March 4.<br /><br />The course is designed for street riders and is a great way to learn valuable riding skills before heading out on the road.<br /><br />Please contact the Saskatchewan Safety Council at (306) 757 3197 or (306) 343 2023 for more information.

Awesome, thanks for posting that info!!<br /><br />Do you know when the actual training starts?<br /><br />And :welcome: to SMA - we&#039;re glad to have ya O0

Welcome to the site virago.

The courses in Regina and Saskatoon will start in early May (weather permitting).

Cool - good to know!

virago,&nbsp; im not sure if youre the one to ask,&nbsp; but it cant hurt,&nbsp; any idea why you cant get your full licence from taking an msf course and passing?&nbsp; it seems to be the way everywhere is going now,&nbsp; except for sask.

It&#039;s a good question why you can not. SGI regulates the licnesing program for all drivers in Sask and I have never heard any talk of them relinquishing authority for motorcycle or any other license to another organization.<br /><br />You can take your M through the Safety Council. Typically the on-road test takes place a week or two after the course. This gives a person time to ride on the street.<br /><br />We do the MOS Test, which is the test that most MSF organizations use and I feel that as a final exam for a course it is fine, but as a road test for someone wanting to ride a bike on the street, it lacks a lot of important components, such as lane positioning, defensive driving, entering/leaving traffic and signalling.