All Terrain Vehicle ATV sit in

Option 1: BORDA ATV sit in training

BORDA ATV sit in driver training equips you with the essential skills for safe and effective driving. Get ready to handle tough terrain with confidence. BORDA Offer three levels of ATV sit astride training: Basic, Standard and Higher. Read the descriptions of each level below and decide which level is the best fit for you or your staff. Contact us if you have particular training requirements. Read more...Read Less

BASIC LEVEL This is suitable for drivers/operators that drive on mild terrain with reasonable traction with only gentle slopes up to 15 degrees.

The course will include:

A general introduction to regulations and HSE
types of 4x4 and their systems
how the transmission systems work

The practical side of the course will include:

daily checks
driving in mild conditions and on gentle slopes
returning to the road.

STANDARD LEVEL This will include all of the basic level course with the addition of:

steeper gradients up to 25 degrees
driving in ruts
failed hill climbs
crossing ditches/ridges
side slopes
lower traction surfaces.

HIGHER LEVEL Will include all of the basic level and the standard level with the addition of:

gradients above 25 degrees
low traction surfaces
loss of engine braking
self recovery
tow recovery.

In addition, driving in darkness, changing of wheels, loads and towing trailers can be added.

Please contact us to discuss the number of trainees and which level of training will best cover your needs.

Option 2: LANTRA sit in conventional steer ATV training

Our LANTRA ATV sit-in training course guides you through the essential aspects of ATV driving. With a blend of theory and hands-on practice, you'll learn to ride safely, enhance skills, and optimise vehicle performance. Check out the course details below, and download the full LANTRA information sheet. Got questions? Reach out anytime – we're here to help you become a confident and skilled ATV rider. Read more...Read Less

By the end of the course, you'll be able to:

Comply with legal requirements with an emphasis on safe practice
Identify the risks associated with using a sit-in ATV
Select and use appropriate personal protective equipment
Understand the main causes of accidents
Identify the controls and components
Understand the function of all instruments
Carry out daily checks as indicated in the operator’s manual
Carry out appropriate pre-start checks
Identify and report any faults
Start up and drive over a variety of terrain and ground conditions
Carry out a ‘failed hill’ climb (full course only)
Carry out a risk assessment and plan the route
Operate the sit-in ATV safely on a variety of slopes and terrain (full course only)
Identify loading/towing capacities
Drive with loads and trailed equipment (full course)
Load and secure for transport on the road (if appropriate)
Understand legal and practical requirements for travelling on the public road
Identify track profile and weight transfer
Load and unload machine from trailer/lorry.

Download the full LANTRA information sheet HERE.

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Why do we need ATV sit in training?

The ATV sit in vehicle operates in a very similar way to a car you may drive every day. But it also has some very major diferences. Our training courses will cover all of the HSE and PUWER requirements to operate the vehicle, while also giving the candidates some time to drive the vehicle on testing terrain so they can see what the vehicle can do.

At Training 4 Off-Road our courses will also provide trainees with risk assessment skills to keep themselves and the vehicle safe.