What kind of reports must drivers submit regularly regarding their performance?

Drivers are required to submit incident and near-miss reports as part of their regular performance documentation. This practice is essential for maintaining safety standards and accountability within the driving operations of the Army. These reports help identify potential safety hazards or risks encountered while operating military vehicles, enabling the organization to analyze trends, implement corrective measures, and improve overall driving safety.

Incident and near-miss reporting fosters a culture of safety by ensuring that everyone is aware of the potential dangers associated with vehicle operation. This proactive approach is vital in preventing future accidents or incidents, helping to protect both personnel and equipment. By documenting these occurrences, the Army can learn from real situations to enhance training and operational protocols.

While daily usage logs, maintenance requests, and financial expenditure reports may also be important in their respective contexts, the emphasis during performance assessment specifically centers on incident and near-miss reports due to their direct impact on safety measures and risk management.