Naval safety professionals have launched a revamped mandatory driving safety course aimed at providing traffic safety fundamentals to young Sailors.
“The online ‘Drive for Life’ course is completely redesigned to better connect with today’s Sailors,” said Cmdr. Benjamin Barrus, commanding officer, Naval Safety and Environmental Training Center.
Sailors who are 26 years old or younger must complete the four-hour Drive for Life course within 12 months of entering the Navy, per DoDI 6055.4 and OPNAV-M 5100.23. However, any Sailor who operates a personal motor vehicle can benefit from the training, and it can be a great refresher for those personnel returning from deployment who have not driven a motor vehicle or managed...
Naval safety professionals have launched a revamped mandatory driving safety course aimed at providing traffic safety fundamentals to young Sailors.
“The online ‘Drive for Life’ course is completely redesigned to better connect with today’s Sailors,” said Cmdr. Benjamin Barrus, commanding officer, Naval Safety and Environmental Training Center.
Sailors who are 26 years old or younger must complete the four-hour Drive for Life course within 12 months of entering the Navy, per DoDI 6055.4 and OPNAV-M 5100.23. However, any Sailor who operates a personal motor vehicle can benefit from the training, and it can be a great refresher for those personnel returning from deployment who have not driven a motor vehicle or managed...
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This image depicts the opening page of the Drive for Life online course. For more information, visit https://navalsafetycommand.navy.mil/Media/News/Article/4318054/course-steers-young-sailors-toward-safe-driving-practices/.
