If you are interested please contact Sandra Logan 645-4315 to register. Cost is $70./person or $145./family. There is a Release of Liability Form parents will have to sign. Lunch will also be provided. Please pass this on to anyone who may be interested. Just to clear up some confusion as to *WHO* is required to have a Snowmobile Safety Training Course. This requirement was introduced by SGI in 2006. Anyone born on or after Jan 1, 1989 must complete a Snowmobile Safety
Course in order to operate a snowmobile on public property. 1. So, in this year 2011 it means anyone ages 12 - 22 are required to have this certificate in order to ride on public property.
2. Even though drivers born on or after Jan 1, 1989 may already have a
valid driver's license* they are still required by SGI to have this
course.* (Many people are not aware of this! ) 3. After receiving this certificate, drivers under the age of 16 are
required to ride with a qualified guardian. 4. If you want to read more on this contact your local SGI office for the brochure. *****This means there is quite a few young sled drivers in our area who should be completing this course! Sandy Logan
Tri-Valley Trails along with the Saskatchewan Safety Council present Snowmobile Safety Course
Fees are $70.00/student or $145.00/Family All Snowmobile operators who were born on or after January 1, 1989 are now required to complete a snowmobile safety-training course before operating a snowmobile on public land. You must be at least 12 years old by Aug 31/2011 to enroll in a snowmobile course. This program promotes the safe responsible use of snowmobiles. It involves classroom instruction and hand-on training. Topics include rules of the road, pre-start check, safe operating procedures, trail riding, survival and ice safety. This course is arranged on site with minimum 14 students necessary to proceed. Parents and other adults are encouraged to enroll as well! For more information Please Contact : Sandra Logan 645-4315
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