From 1996 till January 2004 this was a current picture of the mobile classroom, the color was OK with DPS.
Then in January 2004 it became necessary to paint the mobile classroom.
The current color is aqua blue.
Interested in learning how to operate a motorcycle safely in the state of Oklahoma? Are you a new rider, a self taught rider or someone who has been riding for a while in the state of Oklahoma? If you can answer yes to any of the above questions this site may be just for you. If you are from another state other than Oklahoma and would be able to answer yes to the above questions, why not check out our page with other states that have web pages doing similar training. Maybe you will find your state there. If you are not interested in motorcycle training just someone looking for some other motorcycle stuff. Why not check out our page titled other motorcycle stuff.
The reason that Motorcycle Education of Oklahoma (MEO) was developed was to provide the proper educational environment to teach the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) RiderCourses curriculum.
In using the MSF RiderCourses curriculum we have taught numerous student how to ride a motorcycle safely. That is to said we have exposed the students how to ride safely, but we can not force the student to utilize the correct/safe procedures on the road. Using the MSF RiderCourses curriculum we teach two types of motorcycle classes. The two RiderCourses curriculum are a Motorcycle Rider course:Basic Rider Course (BRC), beginner riders course, and an Experienced Rider Course (ERC). Both curriculums utilize a multimedia training program that includes both classroom and "hands-on" instruction. The classroom section of the curriculum is done in a converted 67 passenger school bus. Our mobile classroom has all the necessary requirement for a proper classroom environment. There is a picture of the mobile classroom above. We have a 18,000 BTU air conditioner which is also a heat pump, which takes care of the hot and cold days. Installed is a portable bathroom facility. The class size is a maximum of only six students, so they are small and personal. Both courses take place in a controlled, off-street environment, so you don't have to worry about traffic.
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