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Training/Unit Safety

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The Army Traffic Safety Training Program requires training for all Army personnel in accordance with AR 385-10: The Army Safety and Occupational Hazard Program (opens in a new tab).

Army Driver's Safety and Refresher Course

The Army Driver's Safety and Refresher Course helps commanders meet AR 350-1 driver-training requirements for personnel younger than 26.

  • Emphasizes mishap prevention, hazard recognition, and standardized safety compliance.
  • Training can be taken online or downloaded for unit-level training.

Course Overview

The Army Driver's Safety and Refresher Course is an intermediate-level program designed to reinforce safe driving behaviors, mitigate operational risks, and elevate the proficiency of licensed military and civilian personnel. Grounded in defensive driving principles and accident prevention, this course equips drivers with the critical decision-making skills required to handle diverse road conditions, recognize emerging hazards, and maintain readiness. Launch Course (opens in a new tab) | Download Course (opens in a new tab) (PPTX, 656 MB)

Remedial Driver Training

The RoadRageous™ Remedial Driver Training (RDT) is an advanced, behavior-focused program designed to address the root causes of aggressive driving. This course empowers drivers to acknowledge and change negative habits by providing a toolkit for better decision-making behind the wheel. Our goal is to reduce aggressive driving incidents and prevent repeat offenses through a combination of expert instruction and interactive training.

Who Should Attend?

  • Military or civilian personnel who, while operating a government motor vehicle, are convicted of a moving traffic violation or determined at fault in a traffic mishap.
  • Commanders may direct Soldiers to attend remedial driver training based on a determination of high-risk driving activity or accumulation of traffic points over a 12-month period. Examples of high-risk driving activities may include:
    • The accumulation of five or more traffic points over a 12-month period (see AR 190-5 (opens in a new tab)).
    • Warning traffic citation(s) for moving and nonmoving infraction(s).
    • Letter(s) of counseling or reprimand for driving.
    • Confirmed witness statements of driving infraction(s).
  • Note: State-approved driver improvement programs may be used to fulfill this requirement at no cost to the Army.

Unit leaders seeking to obtain RDT training for their Soldiers should use the Army Installation Registration System (AIRS) (opens in a new tab) to register. CAC

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