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School resource officer outlines e-bike safety course developed with MSF
Summary
School Resource Officer Bri Schmitz presented a proposed e-bike safety course using an online Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) program that includes interactive modules, quizzes, hands-on drills and certificates of completion; board discussed accessibility and low cost.
School Resource Officer Bri Schmitz presented information to the board on May 27 about a proposed e-bike safety course for New Buffalo Area Schools.
According to the transcript, "The online program, developed by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF), is designed for riders of all ages and provides instruction on e-bike safety, readiness assessments, equipment checks, rules of the road, state-specific laws, and hands-on practice drills." Schmitz noted the course includes interactive modules with quizzes to ensure comprehension and encourages parent participation; participants who complete the program receive a certificate of completion. Board members discussed the program's accessibility, low cost, and potential benefits for promoting safe e-bike operation in the community.
No formal motion to adopt the program was recorded in the minutes; the presentation was listed as an informational agenda item. The transcript does not show a decision or pilot timeline; the board's discussion focused on merits and access.
