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Dragon Rider Cymru: Course Dates

Dragon Rider Cymru is a course for motorcyclists, supported by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency as part of the Enhanced Rider Scheme.

Road safety teams from Carmarthenshire, Neath Port Talbot, Pembrokeshire and Swansea have worked in partnership to develop the course. It is delivered by experienced and qualified motorcycle instructors accredited by the DVSA Register of Post Test Motorcycle Instructors. Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue service also support the initiative.

The course is subsidised by the Welsh Government and is available to residents of the participating local authorities as well as riders from other areas who use the local authority roads for work or social purposes.

Course dates:

Carmarthenshire
9th February 2020
8th March 2020

Neath Port Talbot
16th February 2020
1st March 2020
22nd March 2020

Pembrokeshire
23rd February 2020

Swansea
15th March 2020

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