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Aon and Quinn Direct Assessments

Duration 6 or 3 hours(this will include a 30-40 minute assessment, this assessment is ONLY DONE if you maintain a standard within the training that is at least 70% consistant with travelling safe and making progress for that grade.

Then you have to pass the assessment to qualify for the grade.


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With more and more people turning to two wheels to beat the traffic congestion currently strangling our towns and cities, the number of accidents involving motorcyclists has risen steadily. This in turn has caused insurance premiums to skyrocket with young riders frequently forking over huge sums of money for minimal cover.

Driving Down the Cost of Insurance

So it's with open arms that bikers are welcoming news that AON and Quinn Direct are offering discounts for riders who have achieved a standard of riding. This is set to drastically cut the number of road deaths involving motorcyclists whilst driving down the cost of rising insurance premiums.

Huge Discounts

The program has been designed with the assistance of Senior Training Instructors with recognised Motorcycle Safety Organisations. Riders are assessed on their skills and can achieve huge discounts with premium reductions ranging from up to 25% for basic competency right up to 45% for demonstrating expert competency. All skill levels are catered for and training, while not compulsory, is greatly encouraged. The cost of the training program will be offset by the savings made on premiums upon successful completion of the course.

 

 

 

 

Immediate Rewards

Up until now another factor in the high cost of insurance has been the delay in completing the State Riding Test due to a massive backlog of applicants. This has been cause of much frustration for many provisional licence holders. However, upon successful completion of this program riders will be rewarded immediately and can avail of full licence rates while waiting to do the State Riding Test.

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Saving Lives

This program represents real innovation in the industry by tackling the problem at its source rather than just hiking up premiums as was usually the case. Apart from the very real advantage of saving you money, the scheme will also save lives. The initiative rewards riders who, in the absence of any state required compulsory training, have the wisdom and foresight to bring their skills to a high standard.

This will recognise a more mature and safety conscious market, John O'Neil Chief Executive of AXA Ireland recently commented "Motorcyclists are demonstrating a more responsible and safe attitude to road use, being more visible and wearing specially designed protective clothing. This attitude is more evident by the popularity of professional rider training schemes, resulting in motorcyclists taking pride in their ability to ride safely."

 

 

Skill Levels

I am authorized to conduct AON/Quinn assessments.

AON/ Quinn have four grades of achievement:

Grade 4
Basic: 25% reduction
This relates to a rider holding a Provisional Licence who has demonstrated the ability "to ride safely in all normal conditions" and equates broadly to a beginner who has satisfactorily completed a "Basic" course

Grade 3
Intermediate: Basic reduction plus an additional 10%
This can be done with a provisional or full licence

Grade 2
Intermediate/Advanced: Basic reduction plus an additional 15%
This can be done with a provisional or full licence

Grade 1
Advanced: Basic reduction plus an additional 20%

N.B. Discounts can be subject to change.

 

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The Assessment

Your assessment will be conducted if the standard you need to achieve has been reached at the end of the training session.This is not a certificate of attendance but a certificate of achievement awarded only when you have demonstrated your ability to ride consistently to the grade given.

 

STRUCTURE OF ASSESSMENT

A training session and assessment includes

  • A briefing on what is to be expected from the course
  • A 'demo' showing how you need to ride in order to pass the assessment
  • An observed ride, correction and de-brief
  • Then the assessment


 

   

Click here to view the Aon Acceptance Policy.

 

 

 

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