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Record your trainee's DVSA enhanced rider scheme training

Keep a record of your trainee's progress through the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) enhanced rider scheme syllabus.

• From: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency
• Published: 11 June 2018
• Last updated: 2 April 2019 — See all updates

Applies to England, Scotland and Wales

Documents

DVSA enhanced rider scheme: rider's log book for core modules

PDF, 89.7 KB, 6 pages

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DVSA enhanced rider scheme: rider's log book for extra modules

PDF, 103 KB, 9 pages

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Details

Use the rider’s log book to record your trainee’s progress through the DVSA enhanced rider scheme.

It will help:

• you to record detailed progress on a session-by-session basis, before an overall grading is awarded
• your trainee to see the progress they have made and identify the modules yet to be covered

When the log book is completed, it will show all the modules linked to safe riding have been covered to a satisfactory level.

Your trainee should keep the completed log book.

Published 11 June 2018
Last updated 2 April 2019 + show all updates

1. 2 April 2019

   Changed 'Dealing with a scene of an accident' to 'Biker Down and accident scene management' in the rider's log book for extra modules.

2. 21 February 2019

   Added the 'First Bike on Scene' scheme to the first aid training options in the unit on dealing with a scene of an accident in the rider's log book for extra modules.

3. 11 June 2018

   First published.