Institutional Contact & Public Access
Connect with the administrative board and volunteer coordinators of Moto Club de Dreux. We welcome inquiries from local residents, prospective participants, civic partners, and municipal authorities regarding road safety and community initiatives.
Official Administrative Headquarters
Moto Club de Dreux operates under the statutory oversight of the Prefecture of Eure-et-Loir as a registered non-profit association governed by the Law of July 1, 1901. Our official administrative headquarters are located within the FMPI industrial and civic complex in Dreux:
- Official Legal Name: MOTO CLUB DE DREUX
- Statutory Registration (RNA): W283000366
- SIREN Enterprise Number: 390820843
- Registered Seat Address: FMPI, 25 RUE ANDRE RAVALEE, 28100 DREUX, France
- Telephone Liaison: +33502577453
- Institutional Email: rimakhan58484@gmail.com
- Prefectural Filing Jurisdiction: Sous-Préfecture de Dreux, Centre-Val de Loire
Public Notice: As an authentic non-commercial entity, our secretariat does not process commercial sales, retail transactions, or vehicle purchases. All communications must pertain to association activities, public road safety, membership, or civic collaboration.
Direct Public Inquiry Form
Please submit your message below. Inquiries are routed directly to the appropriate committee coordinator.
Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Our Public Utility
Clear answers regarding our non-profit governance, funding mechanisms, open community participation, and safety standards.
Is Moto Club de Dreux a commercial driving school or motorcycle dealership?
No. Moto Club de Dreux is strictly an association governed by the French Law of July 1, 1901 (RNA W283000366). We do not sell motorcycles, parts, or commercial driving licenses. Our activities are non-profit public interest clinics, youth mechanical workshops, and educational excursions designed to improve community road safety.
How is the organization funded if it does not sell products or services?
Our association is supported through departmental road safety subsidies, municipal youth sports grants, voluntary member contributions, and non-monetized tool donations. In accordance with statutory rules, all membership fees and dues are fully reinvested in the association's public interest missions.
Who is eligible to participate in the defensive riding clinics?
Any licensed motorcyclist residing in the Dreux basin, Eure-et-Loir, or surrounding regions may enroll. We welcome all experience levels, from young novice riders holding A2 probationary permits to veteran touring riders seeking to refresh wet-weather braking reflexes.
Are the youth mechanical mentorship workshops free of charge?
Yes. Our youth mechanical sessions are fully subsidized through municipal youth development grants and volunteer mechanic mentorship. Adolescents and vocational apprentices receive access to diagnostic tools, safety gear, and engine components at zero personal cost.
Can disabled community members experience the inclusive sidecar program?
Absolutely. Our sidecar combinations are outfitted with low access steps, supportive passenger cages, and safety harnesses specifically adapted for individuals with mobility challenges, elderly citizens, and neurodivergent community members. Excursions are scheduled free of charge.
How does the association ensure environmental and acoustic compliance?
Every motorcycle participating in club group activities undergoes calibrated decibel testing at our Dreux workshop. Non-homologated exhausts or vehicles exceeding statutory acoustic ceilings are strictly prohibited to ensure full respect for neighborhood peace.
How can I verify the association's legal registration and public audit records?
Our official registration is recorded under RNA W283000366 at the Prefecture of Eure-et-Loir and SIREN 390820843. All annual financial audits, balance sheets, and general assembly deliberations are permanently downloadable from our open public resources archive.
How can I join as a volunteer or safety marshal?
We encourage all passionate community members to submit an application on our Get Involved page. Our volunteer coordinator will invite you for an orientation dialogue and pair you with an experienced mentor during upcoming civic road safety operations.
Dedicated to Road Safety and Community Service
Whether you are seeking technical advice, wishing to enroll in defensive clinics, or volunteering your talents, Moto Club de Dreux is your non-profit sports home.