Grant T.
Overall this was easy for since I grew…
Overall this was easy for since I grew up learning most of this dome of the road restrictions were hard but overall a great class.
A leader in snowmobile safety education, SNOWMOBILEcourse.com aims to get riders to enjoy the sport safely and legally. We excel at creating online safety courses that are fun, convenenient, and compliant with all mandatory education requirements in our students' areas. Our online Snowmobile Safety Course teaches students everything they'll need to know about safe, responsible snowmobile operations. Take our course and get your Snowmobile Safety Certificate today so you can start riding on public lands!
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Grant T.
Overall this was easy for since I grew up learning most of this dome of the road restrictions were hard but overall a great class.
Eli Cardoso N.
Nice but takes too long i would think to change the 3 minute wait time to be as long as the audio or video file
K H.
Informative but repetitive. A good refresher for someone like myself who has been out of the sport for awhile.
Judy H.
Easy to follow and complete at my own pace.
Logan S.
It was nice to be able to do at home. It took a while to complete, but I have a good understanding of things now .
Caleb N.
The dnr snowmobile course is informative and useful for the minnesota rider.
Luke R.
Wasn’t terrible but took long
Jerry C.
I found the content clear, concise and well presented with one exception on a area I feel is important. When snowmobiling in ditches, the course advocates caution in all circumstances but no practical advice on how to traverse a driveway. All rural, Prov. and Mun. ditches have private driveways intersecting. All driveways have a culvert located at approximately the ditch centre, or between approximately ditch centre to the property line. Would it not be advisable to warn snowmobilers to cross private driveways to the road side of center instead of the property side ? This would not only be safer but reduce/eliminate the angst of property owners caused by snowmobiles encroaching and oftentimes outright trespassing onto the property.