Driver Training

Motorcycle Training

Gain the skills and confidence to ride safely with our comprehensive motorcycle training. Courses include on-bike practice, classroom instruction, and licensing tests for M1, M2, M with condition M (including M1 and M2-M) class licences, with a strong emphasis on safety and essential riding techniques.

Offered in partnership with the Canada Safety Council and approved by the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario.

Offered in English
Offered in French

M1 Exit (M2)

Description

This 19-hour course includes both classroom (3 hours) and on-the-bike training (16 hours), including testing for your M2 licence on-site. You will earn your M2 licence upon successful completion, and a certificate qualifying you for an insurance reduction.

Motorcycles are provided
Offered in English and French

M2 Exit (M) or M Modified

Description

Please note that training motorcycles are not provided for this course.

In this course, you will acquire defensive driving techniques, refine low-speed skills, practice emergency measure drills, and navigate traffic, including riding in a staggered formation. The course consists of three segments: classroom, parking lot, and road or street portions. Upon completion, students undergo the M2 Exit Road Test conducted by certified Ministry of Transportation instructors.

The Ontario Ministry of Transportation officially recognizes our M2 Exit Course to issue permanent “M” licenses. This means no additional testing at the DriveTest Centre is required after successfully completing the course (license update required within 6 months).

Course requirements include:

Owning a road-legal motorcycle capable of highway speeds
Providing and wearing personal protective gear
Holding a valid M2 license for a minimum of 22 months (or 18 months with completion of a recognized motorcycle training program)
Ownership, valid plate stickers, and current insurance

You will learn and apply defensive driving techniques, refresh low-speed skills, master vehicle control, practice emergency measures, navigate traffic scenarios, and employ advanced riding procedures. A waiver of claims must be signed before the course, as specified by the College.

Source: ridertraining.org/gearing-up-m2x/