Emergency vehicles must be driven in all conditions: on rainy nights, foggy days, under whiteout snow conditions. Aircraft emergencies require the quickest response possible. Getting to the scene to save lives is paramount.
The driver usually has two roles: being a professional driver and as an emergency response professional. These courses help to increase the driver’s knowledge, skills, and confidence so they will be more able to focus on the job at hand: saving lives and protecting property.
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Through expert training and education, IAPD is dedicated to:
Ready for an advanced driving experience? Get started on your way to becoming a certified IAPD Driving Instructor.
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