The Army National Guard

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The Army National Guards Defensive Driving
Online Course

• Users Guide

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gtgtAccessing the Web Site

• To access the web site go to www.safetyserve.com
  /arng

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gtgt Site Orientation
Click here to download a PowerPoint Presentation
about the web site.
Soldiers, please read about the new Defensive
Driving Program features.
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gtgt Welcome Page
Lieutenant General Schultz has an important
safety message for the soldiers.
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gtgt New Student Log-in Screen
Each Army Guard State will have a unique access
code. Enter the Access Code and click on the
submit button.
A soldier should use the Access Code one time
only. This code should be considered
confidential and will be tracked by the site
administrator for misuse. Unauthorized users may
be prosecuted.
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gtgt Completing the Registration Form

• The soldier will complete or create information
  for the following fields.
• Login Name
• Login Password
• First Last Name
• MOS
• Phone best way to reach
• Email
• Unit Address
• City, State, Zip Code
• After submitting the information, you will
  receive an email with the Login Name Password
  you created.

The UIC field is a drop down menu and will also
populate the Unit Assigned field. Soldier, this
UIC code can be obtained from the Safety Office.
If your code does not appear, you can manually
enter it in the next field.
After Completing the enrollment form, click on
"Submit.
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gtgt Returning Student
Enter your Login Name and Password created during
the registration process. Click on the Log In
button to proceed to the My Place page.
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gtgt My Place
By clicking on the Safety button, this will take
you to the Defensive Driving Course.
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gtgt My Course
Soldiers this link has the course objective and
also records your progress.
Click on NSC-ARNG Defensive Driving to start the
course. Soldiers, please note that the length of
the course is about 3 hours, and it can be
completed in total or segments. The course is
designed to bookmark your progress only after you
have finished the introduction.
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gtgtCourse Objective Soldiers Progress
The Army National Guards objective for offering
this course.
Viewing percentage, exam scores, and course
status can also be viewed on this page.
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gtgt Progress
This page will provide the soldier with his/her
progress, including exam scores, last date course
was accessed, and percentage of the course that
has been completed.
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gtgt Feedback
Soldiers, please take a few extra minutes to
complete the feedback form. Your answers will
remain anonymous and are for statistical purposes
only.
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gtgt Update Account
Please update your information to keep records
current.
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gtgtAdministrators

• Each Army Guard location will have a unique
  access code.
• Example AKDDC

Each Safety and Occupational Health
Manager/Specialist will be provided with a unique
Login Name and Password by the Safety Serve
Technical Support Team. This gives
administrators the ability to report and track
student usage, progress, certificate
distribution, etc.
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gtgt Technical Support
Safety Serve technical support is available via
email and a toll free phone number.
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gtgtARNG Safety Personnel
Directory of the Safety and Occupational Health
Managers/Specialists listed by location.
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gtgtFrequently Asked Questions
This page contains many frequently asked
questions the soldier may have using this site.
As needed, changes and updates will be maintained
by the Safety Serve help desk personnel.
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gtgt DoD Certificate

• KEEP THIS FORM FOR YOUR RECORDS
• Please remember to use your Safety-Belt - "Make
  it Click"
• Army National Guard - Defensive Driving Course
• Driver's License Number VA123-45-6789 Course
  Completion Date 3/1/2003
• Expiration Date 2/28//2007
• JOHN SMITH
• Has completed the Army National Guard Defensive
  Driving Course training requirement per AR
  385-55. Per DoD 4500.36-R, this form will be used
  in lieu of OF 346 and authorizes the above
  individual to operate non-tactical administrative
  DoD motor vehicles where gross vehicle weight
  (GVW) is less than 10,000 pounds.
•    Commander/Supervisor _________________________
  __Date 3/1/2003
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• SECURITY CONTROL NUMBERC0000102
• ARNG FM 346                           THIS FORM
  IS VOID IF REPRODUCED
• 1 DEC 95
• PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT
• Solicitation of this information is authorized
  by 40 U.S.C. 471 and 5 CFR Part 930 Subpart
  A, which requires OPM to regulate Federal
  employees use of Government-owned or leased
  motor vehicles. Executive Order 9397 authorized
  agencies to use the Social Security Number (SSN)
  as an identifier in government personnel record
  systems. Your SSN and other data provided is used
  primarily by the National Drivers Register
  Service to check your driving record. Other
  possible uses include disclosure to former
  employers or law enforcement agencies to obtain
  additional related information. Furnishing your
  SSN as well as the other data is voluntary.
  However, failure to provide any of the data
  requested may result in your not being issued a
  U.S. Government Motor Vehicle Operator's
  Identification Card. When driving a motor vehicle
  is a prerequisite to employment, you may not be
  able to obtain/retain employment without such a
  card.

Please enter your drivers license number and
your name then please print. This form is only
valid with a Commander/Supervisor signature.
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gtgt Quick Reference Sheet

• URL is www.safetyserve.com/arng
• Log-in Name is_______________________
• Password is _________________________

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gtgt Family and Friends Retail Site
The Army National Guard is extending the safety
benefit to the family and friends of their
soldiers. Safety is priority ONE!

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• Welcome to the ARMY NATIONAL GUARD
• Family and Friends site for Defensive Driving
• This website is for use by family and friends of
  the Army National Guard
• The Defensive Driving Course for Personal
  Computer (DDC-PC) is based on the same content
  used in the National Safety Council's eight-hour,
  instructor-led Defensive Driving Course, the most
  widely used driver safety program in the world.
  More than 55 million drivers have learned to
  protect themselves on the road by taking part in
  National Safety Council programs. The goal of the
  Defensive Driving Course is to train drivers in
  collision prevention techniques while promoting
  an attitude of mutual understanding, courtesy and
  cooperation on the road. With DDC-PC you can
  receive this training at your convenience from
  the desktop. Using state-of-the-art animation and
  graphics, the online version offers an engaging,
  interactive learning environment where students
  analyze real driving situations, spot driving
  hazards, and identify the correct defenses. You
  can receive a certificate of completion from the
  National Safety Council that, in many States, may
  be used to lower automobile insurance rates.
  Check with your insurance carrier before you
  enroll to see if you qualify.
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• Retail Value of 41.25..Offered to you for
  29.95

Special pricing has also been extended.