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MONMOUTH, Ore. – Western Oregon University is playing a vital role in enhancing road safety by collaborating with The Oregon Department of Transportation’s Safety Office. The university is responsible for administering the essential training required for individuals seeking to become ODOT-approved driving instructors. This initiative is part of the state’s broader commitment to improving traffic safety and ensuring that new drivers receive high-quality education.
The training program covers a range of topics, including traffic laws, defensive driving techniques, and effective teaching methods. Participants will gain the skills necessary to instruct future drivers, helping them develop safe driving habits from the outset. The program not only emphasizes the importance of safety on the roads but also aims to equip instructors with the tools needed to foster a positive learning environment.
As the demand for driving education continues to rise, Western Oregon University’s efforts are crucial in preparing qualified instructors who will contribute to safer driving practices across the state. This partnership exemplifies a proactive approach to traffic safety and community education.
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