Fact-Checking Policy
At MidSouth Motorcycle Training, we are committed to providing accurate, reliable, and up-to-date information to our students and visitors. Our Fact-Checking Policy ensures that the content we share on our website, communications, and training materials is verified and trustworthy.
Our Commitment to Accuracy
We take great care to ensure that all information about our courses, schedules, requirements, and benefits is correct and reflects the latest standards set by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation® (MSF) and relevant state regulations.
How We Fact-Check Information
- Source Verification:
- We rely on authoritative and trusted sources, including MSF guidelines, state DMV policies, and insurance providers, to provide accurate and relevant information.
- For state-specific details, such as waiver acceptance or DMV requirements, we consult official state websites and representatives.
- Course Details:
- Information regarding the course structure, including the 5-hour online classroom session and the two-day riding range training, is based on the MSF Basic RiderCourse curriculum, which is updated regularly to reflect best practices.
- Legal and Regulatory Compliance:
- We ensure that details regarding waivers, DMV testing exemptions, and state-specific policies are cross-verified with official regulatory documents.
- Periodic Reviews:
- Our team regularly reviews website content, emails, and course materials to ensure the accuracy and relevance of the information provided.
Addressing Inaccuracies
If any inaccuracies are identified or brought to our attention, we act promptly to:
- Investigate the issue.
- Verify the correct information through reliable sources.
- Update the content to reflect the accurate and verified details.
User Responsibility
While we strive to provide accurate information, we encourage students to verify certain state-specific details, such as DMV requirements outside Tennessee, with their local authorities.
Contact Us for Questions or Clarifications
If you have questions or notice any discrepancies in our content, we encourage you to contact us:
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: (931) 472-7700
We value your trust and are committed to providing you with reliable and factual information to support your learning and riding journey.
