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Welcome to M.T.I.
Established in 2012, Motor Squad was founded by active police motor officers who saw a need to share the skills and experience learned over the course of their careers with civilian riders to reduce motorcycle accidents.
OUR INSTRUCTORS...
All instructors with MTI are P.O.S.T. certified. We provide police motorcycle training for Law Enforcement all over the United States. We offer a Basic 80 Hour Motorcycle Course, a 40 Hour Electric "Zero" Motorcycle and a Motor Instructor Course.
P.O.S.T 80 Hour Police Motorcycle Course
Course Objectives & Goals...
This course will provide the student with the minimum knowledge and skills to operate a police motorcycle. The course consists of lectures and hands-on/practical skills training. Student learning activities include; Inspection of motorcycles for safety functions, street cone patterns, off-road cone patterns, stop practical’s and off-road course practice. Methods for assessing learning: Skills evaluation and test on cone patterns and motorcycle stops to be graded by instructors using POST standards.
LOOK, LOCK & LEAN ...
This course is designed to both mentally and physically prepare motor officers to operate a police motorcycle while performing a variety of law enforcement duties safely and effectively. Extensive time will be utilized by the course instructors towards building the students skill level as well as their confidence level when riding a police motorcycle.
Better Training Can't Be Found !
The course curriculum strongly emphasizes the safe, competent operation of the police motorcycle while paying particular attention to acceptable standards of rider capabilities and judgment.
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P.O.S.T. 40 HOUR ELECTRIC "Zero" motorcycle course
NO PRE-REQUISITE
ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRIC PATROLLING
NO PRE-REQUISITE
P.O.S.T. does not require students to complete the POST Basic Police Motorcycle Course to attend the Electric Course.
However, this course does not qualify you to be a certified motor officer for the gas powered police bikes. That would required completion of the POST 80 Hour Basic Motorcycle Course.
This ourse (POST ID # 1491-32576) is a POST Plan IV.
COURSE GOAL
ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRIC PATROLLING
NO PRE-REQUISITE
PROVIDE BASIC SKILLS FOR MOTORCYCLE TRAFFIC PATROL DUTIES. Teach proper riding techniques allowing for the safe operation of a police motorcycle. Course includes: riding skills, survival techniques, accident cause and prevention, motorcycle familiarization.
1. To provide Zero Electric Police Motorcycle operation training to law enforcem
PROVIDE BASIC SKILLS FOR MOTORCYCLE TRAFFIC PATROL DUTIES. Teach proper riding techniques allowing for the safe operation of a police motorcycle. Course includes: riding skills, survival techniques, accident cause and prevention, motorcycle familiarization.
1. To provide Zero Electric Police Motorcycle operation training to law enforcement personnel that will acquaint them with techniques and principles that can be utilized to maximize skills which are necessary for the safe and effective operation of the Zero Police Electric Motorcycle.
2. To develop coordination, balance, control and the confidence necessary for proficient operation of the Zero Electric Police Motorcycle.
3. To familiarize students with the handling characteristics of the Zero Electric Police Motorcycle.
4. To evaluate the student’s skill in the operation of the Zero Electric Police Motorcycle.
5. To recertify the students yearly to ensure that riding skills and operational knowledge of the Zero Electric Police Motorcycle. have not diminished.
ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRIC PATROLLING
ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRIC PATROLLING
ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRIC PATROLLING
With no gears, clutch or noise, officers can focus on patrolling. They can perform highly technical maneuvers during intense situations where performance and agility are essential. While in crowds or indoors, the absence of exhaust eliminates ventilation concerns and opens up new, or improves current, patrolling scenarios. Patrolling and
With no gears, clutch or noise, officers can focus on patrolling. They can perform highly technical maneuvers during intense situations where performance and agility are essential. While in crowds or indoors, the absence of exhaust eliminates ventilation concerns and opens up new, or improves current, patrolling scenarios. Patrolling and investigating public lands: parks, beaches, dirt trails, running paths Event safety and crowd control: concerts, parades, sporting events General city patrols: dense pedestrian areas, city streets, local emergency calls Stealth patrols: drug enforcement, burglary, security, campus environments, other situations where silence is an advantage