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At fifteen almost nobody drives, but everyone rides as a passenger, walks and cycles. In those moments someone else decides the speed. Ruta Segura teaches how to stay safe when someone else is in control.

What it includes

• Eight units, four hours, online.
• Signs, traffic lights and rules.
• Passenger safety.
• Seeing danger before it happens.
• Alcohol, phones and speed.
• Riding a motorcycle safely.
• What to do at the scene of a crash.
• What changes at 18.

It starts with the Núcleo Común —⁠the law, signs, risk, alcohol and driving in Roatán⁠— and continues with six car modules. You reach the exam knowing what will be asked.

What it includes

• The Núcleo Común: seven core modules.
• The car's controls and the check before you set off.
• The six manoeuvres of the practical exam, step by step.
• Driving in traffic and in difficult conditions.
• Preparing for the theory exam and the paperwork.
• Practice exams.

In Honduras many people get around by motorcycle, and that is where they take the most risk. Dos Ruedas starts with the Núcleo Común and continues with seven modules written only for the motorcycle.

What it includes

• The Núcleo Común: seven core modules.
• The machine and protective gear.
• Balance and control at low speed.
• Braking and curves.
• Being seen and surviving in traffic.
• Passengers, loads and group riding.
• Risk, culture and decisions.

Six hours in person, at your place or in a room in Roatán, built on the Al Volante material. For people who already drive.