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If you failed the BRC1 or the BRC2 LW Skill Test, you have several options;
HERE'S OUR RETEST POLICY WHICH IS FILED WITH THE NJMSEP.
If one of our BRC1 or BRC2 LW students fails the Skill Test, they can take a Simple Retest after waiting 7 days and within 30 days after taking the Skill Test, or they can take the APRC with any motorcycle school within 6 months after taking the Skill Test and retake the Skill Test after the last APRC exercise. (If you want to take a Simple Retest 30 days after taking the Skill Test, you're only option is the APRC with any motorcycle school).
Students can only take a Simple Retest with the Provider they took the BRC1 or the BRC2 LW with. Students can take the Skill Test again via the APRC with any Provider that offers the APRC with the Skill Test option.
If one of our students decides to take a Simple Retest and fails the Skill Test again, they can take the APRC within 6 months after taking the second Skill Test and retake the Skill Test for a third time after the last APRC exercise. If the same student fails the Skill Test for the third time after taking the APRC, they have to take the BRC1 or the BRC2 LW again.
If one of our students decides to take the APRC and fails the Skill Test again, they can take a Simple Retest after 7 days and within 30 days after taking the second Skill Test as long as they took the BRC1 or BRC2 LW with us. (This would be the third attempt). If the same person fails the Skill Test (after the third attempt), they have to take the BRC1 or the BRC2 LW again.
If one of our students fails the BRC1 or BRC2 LW Skill Test, we give them an MSF Individual Skill Test Score Sheet so they can see how they did on each Skill Evaluation and a card that explains their options. This card also includes the date they took the Skill Test and their Knowledge Test score. They can use this card if they decide to take the APRC with another Provider.
Our mission is to help reduce motorcycle crashes in the State of NJ.
Our goal is to help our students become safe, smart, responsible motorcycle riders.
Our vision is motorcycles sharing the road with other roadway users with zero crashes.
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