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Urgent Duty Driving
What does your department do for driver education/training? I am interested in swapping ideas in education programs for Emergency service personnel for urgent duty driving. As well as public awareness campaigns pertaining to road safety that your department/s may be involved in.
John Wilson Station Officer ACT Fire Brigade Australia johnwilson@firehousemail.com |
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