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Overview for California State Program:
The CMSP is California’s official motorcycle safety and training program administered by the California Highway Patrol.
CMSP offers the Basic RiderCourse
for beginning motorcyclists and an Experienced RiderCourse
Suite for riders who are interested in improving their skills. CMSP expects to train 40,000 motorcyclists per year and operates over 50 training sites throughout California.
State Agency Responsible for Motorcycle Safety Program:
California Highway Patrol
P.O. Box 942898
(UPS - 2555 First Avenue, Zip 95818)
Sacramento, CA 94298-0001
Name and Address of Contact Person at Agency:
SGT. Cheryl Skare
Administrator/Contractor/Company Information:
Mr. Robert Gladden
Program Manager
Motorcycle Safety Foundation
2 Jenner Street, Suite 150
Irvine, CA 92618-3806
(949) 727-3227 x 3036
(949) 727-4217 fax
Email:rgladden@msf-usa.org
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Quick Facts
Population:
35,484,453
Area Square Miles:
163,707
Number of motorcycle registrations in state:
562176 for 2003.
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| From Rider Education and Training: |
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0% |
Training Expense*
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| $1,365,000 |
100% |
Administration fees** |
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$1,365,000
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100%
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Total
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State Statistics Information:
Number of
motorcycle registrations in state: 562,176
for 2003.
Number of motorcycle registrations
in state: 535,424 for 2002.
Percentage change from 2001 to 2002:
4.99%
Number of new unit sales of
on-highway motorcycles in state for
2003: 72050
Number of new unit sales of
on-highway motorcycles in state for
2002: 66963
Percentage change: 7.60%
Number of students enrolled for BRC
training in 2004: 49,222
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State training Demographics:
Percentage of male students: 79%
Percentage of female students: 21%
Number of active Motorcycle Safety
Foundation (MSF) RiderCoaches: 559
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