Virginia law requires motorcycle safety instructors to meet specific qualifications, including holding a valid motorcycle endorsement, instructor certification, and maintaining professional conduct. Training centers must employ only qualified instructors and adhere to these standards. Certain temporary exemptions are available for military personnel serving outside the U.S.
Instructors must have a valid motorcycle endorsement, be certified to teach approved curricula, attend required training clinics, and conduct themselves professionally.
Yes, military personnel serving outside the U.S. can be temporarily exempt from instructor requirements during their service and for up to 60 days afterward, not exceeding five years.
No, training centers must employ only instructors who meet the specified qualifications, including certification and proper conduct standards.
Instructors must conduct themselves professionally, using appropriate language and ensuring safety during instruction without threats or intimidation.