On Road training with IAM Road Smart
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Details
Category
Training
Location
Various
Description
What does it entail?
IAM RoadSmart, formerly the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM), is a UK charity which dates back to 1956 aimed at improving motoring and motorcycling driving/riding and thus road safety chiefly by using the police ‘IPSGA’ system (Information, Position, Speed, Gear, Acceleration) of vehicle control. Via a network of local groups, it offers advanced rider training and test certification.
How much does is cost?
Although all courses aim to make you an Advanced Rider there are a variety of schemes: the basic Advanced Rider course including test and IAM membership costs £215, but for existing car members its £168, test and membership only is £135, a four-hour 1:1 development session is £95 or just £85 for existing members.
Where does it take place?
On road with your local IAM Group
How long does it take?
From four hours for basic assessment. The full course typically includes 6-12 sessions with an observer.
Do I use my own bike?
Yes
What kit do I need?
Usual road riding kit
What will I learn?
"Over a series of observed rides, you’ll develop your core riding skills and learn how to continuously apply the ‘IPSGA’ framework to a variety of on-road situations including on bends, motorways, and during overtakes."
How to book your training
Go to https://www.iamroadsmart.com/courses/advanced-rider/ details on how to book and what sessions are available.
