Major General Macdonald, Deputy Commanding General, IMCOM We created the Army Traffic Safety Program to teach Army Warriors to assess driving hazards and to make smart driving decisions. By driving safely every time we get behind the wheel, we preserve combat power and effectiveness.

Soldiers learn to manage driving risks while participating in this program.

Army IMCOM Driver Training Registration System The Army IMCOM Driver Training Registration System (AIRs) allows IMCOM and assigned personnel to view calenders of upcoming traffic safety courses in their local areas, and register for courses electronically. The AIRs site is now open for IMCOM safety personnel to schedule upcoming courses. Students may begin registering for courses as soon as they appear on the course calenders. A users guide is available by clicking the help button on the AIRs home page.

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Accident Avoidance Instruction. This course satisfies AR 600-55 and AR 385-10 for Soldiers and civilians.

Combat Aggressive Driving. Aggressive driving is a leading contributor to roadway fatalities. Every time you remind a Soldier to drive responsibly, you provide the positive encouragement that might help save his or her life.

Ideal for Soldiers preparing for holiday or personal leave, this electronic post card is a quick & unique way to remind Soldiers to take their values along.

 

Are you ever the designated driver? Do you ever let others drive your vehicle? This card spells out the rules of road when driving in your vehicle and can be kept in the glove box.

Prevention of Drunk Driving - IMCOM Voluntary BreathScan Pilot Project. The Installation Management Command is launching a BreathScan Pilot Program to support the Army Chief of Staff's Safety and Occupational Heath Strategic Plan.

www.thatguy.com An integrated marketing campaign, created by the Department of Defense/TRICARE Management Activity (TMA), working with Fleishman-Hillard International Communications (FH), designed to reduce heavy drinking among military enlisted personnel age 18 to 24 and raise awareness of the negative effects of alcohol consumption. "That Guy" Powerpoint presentation

A provocative reminder to drive alert and take longer to look for motorcycles.

An on-the-scene view of the aftermath of high speed collision.

Extremely professional Soldier has a lapse in judgment that turns a survivable accident into tragedy.

Riding safety is about the right attitude; you can't be Army Strong if you can't be Army Safe