Off Road Quad Bike Training (ATV)

An ATV is like no other vehicle, it feels like a bike yet handles like a car. It offers incredible traction yet little protection, although used extensively in the outdoor world operators are rarely trained.

Every employer has a duty of care to provide adequate & effective training and operating an ATV Quad Bike off road is no exception. The techniques used are very different from any other vehicle and misused an ATV can be very dangerous.

Whether it’s for work purposes or recreational pleasure our training is always to The British Off Road Driving Association (BORDA) standards and all our Trainers are Fully Trained and Accredited with BORDA and the IOPD

Our facilities include a fully equipped classroom & meeting room, a permanent purpose built off road course & full catering and accommodation.

We endeavour to design all our courses to meet the exact needs of Individual clients and have 3 levels of training that can be tailored to meet your needs.

ATV BORDA Basic Level

This is usually a half day course for up to 2 riders per ATV, it includes:

• Operator safety & legal issues
• Types and suitability of machine
• The specialist controls
• Regular machine checks
• Riding on mild UK conditions

ATV BORDA Standard Level

This is usually a one day course for up to 2 riders per ATV, it includes:

• All of the safety awareness level plus more advanced:
• Ascents & Descents
• Ruts, Ditches & Sideslopes
• Assessing Risks
• Route Planning
• Machine sympathy

ATV BORDA Standard Level + Loads & Implements

This is usually a two day course for up to 2 riders per ATV, it includes:

• All of the safety awareness & stage one levels plus
• Assessment of Stage 1 achievement
• Extended riding time
• Operating the ATV with loads
• Towing with the ATV

ATV Quad Bike Training is available at most of our Nationwide Venues.

We can supply all the equipment, but highly recommend that if you have your own ATV you bring it with you to ensure that your training is most appropriate.

Helmets are available but we also advise bringing your own if possible, strong clothing, gloves and boots with ankle protection must be worn.