Training Description
The Driver's Awareness Training curriculum (CMCSDDAT01) is offered on MarineNet and consists of six (6) Skillsoft courses covering defensive driving, distracted driving, collision avoidance, emergency situations, safe backing, and urban driving skills. Courses in this curriculum are intended to provide awareness of safe driving skills in most on- or off-duty situations. Courses may be taken in any order, but all of them must be successfully completed to get credit for the curriculum. When used in conjunction with a locally supported driver’s orientation course, this 4-hour curriculum fulfills the requirement to complete driver’s awareness training, familiarizing Marines with known driving hazards, and orientating them to known regional area traffic safety procedures and hazards.
Registration for this curriculum is restricted to active duty or Reserve Marines under age 26. Driver's Awareness Training Curriculum.
Target Audience
Registration for this curriculum is restricted to active duty or Reserve Marines under age 26.
The Marine Corps strives to ensure every Marine motorcycle rider has access to appropriate motorcycle training. Per MCO 5100.29C, Volume 3, Chapter 3, all Marines motorcycle riders must take Level I (basic) and Level II (Intermediate) training. Level II training must be completed within 180 days of completing level I. Level III (Advanced) is also available but not required. Level I training may be waived if the rider has already obtained a state motorcycle endorsement. Marines can sign up for training online at www.navymotorcyclerider.com.
Motorcycle Training Resources & Links
Beyond the information and resources offered through CMC(SD), the division recommends the following resources to enhance rider knowledge and capability:
Training Officer/NCO
For more information please contact your local safety office or unit safety representative.
Motorcycle Safety PSA Video