Military
Driver readiness for military operations
Build the vehicle skills that support military transport. Connect driving practice, your unit’s procedures, and instructor evaluations in Drive Prodigy.
Training shaped by military transport
Light-duty vehicles, cargo trucks, and specialized transports place different demands on the driver. Focus practice on vehicle familiarity, controlled movement, and the conditions your personnel may encounter.

PREPARATION & UNIT PROCEDURES
Build a reliable inspection routine
Make vehicle checks part of your training program. Use your unit’s procedures and instructor-led evaluations to reinforce how drivers identify concerns before operating a vehicle.
- Vehicle familiarization and inspection routines
- Safety equipment and visible vehicle defects
- Your unit’s reporting and operating procedures

Get familiar with the vehicle’s demands
Help drivers adapt to the size, controls, and handling of the vehicles they operate. Reinforce deliberate movement and awareness of the space around the vehicle.
- Steering, braking, and low-speed control
- Vehicle positioning and clearance awareness
- Light-duty and larger transport vehicle handling

Practice when conditions change
Give drivers repeatable experience with challenging environments. Military vehicle simulation supports practice across different terrain, weather, and transport situations.
- Urban roads and rugged terrain
- Changing weather and driving conditions
- Vehicle control during transport operations
Know how training is progressing
Support initial training and continued driver development with a record of learning and practical evaluations. Give instructors the information to plan follow-up practice around each driver’s needs.
Set the expectations
Organize your unit’s policies, learning materials, and practical evaluations into a structured program.
Make feedback specific
Document instructor observations and review progress to identify where more practice would help.
Keep the record together
Bring assigned learning, evaluations, and completion records into one training history.
FOR YOUR MILITARY TRAINING PROGRAM
Put your unit's training requirements into practice
Explore the learning, vehicle simulation, and documentation options that fit your personnel and fleet.
