Rider Courses Temporarily Paused
The Army Basic Rider Course and Advanced Rider Course are temporarily paused. Reach out to the Army Traffic Safety Training Program Office by phone at (270) 461-0067 for more information.
Motorcycle Safety Training
Under the Army Traffic Safety Training Program, Fort Campbell conducts motorcycle and driver safety training for Soldiers. Motorcycle safety training is required for all Soldiers who ride on or off the installation.
Complete the Army Basic Rider Course and Advanced Rider Course. Learn crucial safety techniques for riding and make sure you reach your destination safely. AR 385-10 requires Soldiers to complete sustainment training every 5 years by taking the Advance Rider Course. To register for training go to Army IMCOM Registration System (AIRS) at https://airs.safety.army.mil/ ✪. You can reach the ATSTP office by phone at (270) 461-0067.
Complete the Army Basic Rider Course and Advanced Course. Learn crucial safety techniques for riding and make sure you reach your destination safely.
Prepare for a safer ride by always wearing the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when on your motorcycle. Helmets, gloves, jackets, pants, and boots play a vital role in safeguarding you from injuries. Opt for high-quality gear to boost both your safety and confidence on the road.
Ensure your ride is safe with a thorough T-CLOCS inspection. Check Tires, Controls, Lights, Oil, Chassis, and Stand to prevent costly repairs and keep your motorcycle in peak condition for every journey.
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