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WECoyote
5 years ago

In winter, the risk of falling is several times higher. Despite insurance, the driving school remains on a part of the cost (self-employment, higher contributions). In addition, the salt on the road is harmful to the motorcycle.

It makes no sense for driving schools to offer driving hours in winter.

emesvau
5 years ago

servus

the reason is usually not the driving schools, but the testing centres (TÜV or DEKRA).

  1. Improves the risk of accidents in the case of more difficult weather conditions, especially for starters.
  2. The probability of a cancellation due to the weather is also very high.

You will certainly also have other reasons that are not directly apparent to us.

Greetings!

verreisterNutzer
5 years ago
Reply to  emesvau

I think this is also made more of a self-protection for the riders. If you want to look at these whole guys who want to make the appearance, I can honestly understand this very well, at least quite often. Ok there are also reasonable among them, but these are quite little in number. What I mean are the guys who are interested in a damp throat what the driving instructor said in the driving hour or the 1000. once explained. You know and can do anything better. Right here there is the very great risk that they take the bike. They are basically just able to drive 5 meters straight with the bike and this also only more eggs than driving.

In addition, there is usually the point that the equipment is not yet very large and they often start to frothing, which also counteracts the right hands of the motorcycle. Those who tremble on the bike before cold cannot drive safely. It’s just that. You get steif, trenches and cramps.

These whole things together already result in an increased risk for the pupils and thus one can understand it somehow, but one does not have to. If the weather permits, these tests should also take place.

emesvau
5 years ago

Doesn’t have anything to do with the weather, your statement. the problem does not change in good weather.

Vivilbonbon2018
5 years ago
Reply to  emesvau

also definitely doesn’t make fun of motorcycle driving in winter.xD

emesvau
5 years ago

Go all year round.

Vivilbonbon2018
5 years ago

I think the passports in Austria and Switzerland are probably mega nice in winter

on the Großglockner are also partly 10m high snow walls 🙂

emesvau
5 years ago

If it is also partially, -5 degrees 1.5 hours were the maximum. After that, I had to wake up for 2 hours.

Vivilbonbon2018
5 years ago

as if the Ultra is uncomfortable in front of naja guuuut I have a leather combi

Vivilbonbon2018
5 years ago

okay

Vivilbonbon2018
5 years ago

ok is also true again but it is wet and cold and just bäh xD

diePest
5 years ago

It is cold .. it is wet .. it is smooth.. the risk of accident is increased.

The Tüv has a two-wheel lock of 15. November to 15 If you want to check in the time, you have to pay the Tüv fees once again.

Folder all the driving schools… maybe you’ll find one of them.

Request for the driver’s licence has already been paid?

diePest
5 years ago
Reply to  Lolface6000

Applications have a processing time of 4-8 weeks. then it probably becomes rather short.

The two years of A1 are around?

diePest
4 years ago

At least something.

diePest
4 years ago

At the moment the driving schools haven’t heard anything yet. And then you have to submit the application to the driver’s office. Processing time before Corona: 4-8 Wo.

diePest
4 years ago

Well, doof, but, uh, not to change, I’m sure going on from May.

Siraaa
5 years ago

There are just a few driving schools that do not offer two-wheel driving hours over the winter (and if necessary the bike has only been registered seasonal).
Ultimately, you never really know 100% how the weather is. Here with us it hardly snows, but it does not fry

verreisterNutzer
5 years ago
Reply to  Siraaa

Oh a trucker babe 😁😁

Gaskutscher
5 years ago

There is no rule that would prohibit it.

However, driving schools and examiners are agreed: high risk, difficult road conditions -> not so tingling for training.

Thus: At Peter complain and not about any non-existent regulations.

Gaskutscher
5 years ago
Reply to  Lolface6000

Its core competence lies elsewhere.

sebastianla
5 years ago

You have to ask the instructor. He will have his reason why he does not offer practical lessons on the two-wheeler. Probably too little pupils who want to do this so that he prefers to moth the carppi over the winter.