opnavinst 5100.12 series navy region singapore traffic safety program
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OPNAVINST 5100.12 SERIESOPNAVINST 5100.12 SERIES
NAVY REGION SINGAPORE TRAFFIC SAFETY
PROGRAM
NAVY REGION SINGAPORE TRAFFIC SAFETY
PROGRAM
TRANSPORTATION IS A VERY IMPORTANT PART OF OUR DAILY
LIFE!
• You can’t go anywhere without it.
• Requires high level of responsibility.
• Must remember you are operating a potentially deadly weapon.
DRIVING IN SINGAPOREDRIVING IN SINGAPORE
• Basic Theory of Driving Handbooks are available at various driving centers around the island.
• Unless otherwise posted the speed limit is 50 km/h.
• You must pass the Final Theory of driving test.• If you pass the FTT you must take a driving
test. If you pass you will be issued a Class 3 Qualified Drivers License.
• Basic Theory of Driving Handbooks are available at various driving centers around the island.
• Unless otherwise posted the speed limit is 50 km/h.
• You must pass the Final Theory of driving test.• If you pass the FTT you must take a driving
test. If you pass you will be issued a Class 3 Qualified Drivers License.
Problems with driving in Singapore
• PROBLEMS:• Drinking & Driving• Opposite side
(right)
steering wheel• Driving on the left
hand side of road
• PROBLEMS:• Drinking & Driving• Opposite side
(right)
steering wheel• Driving on the left
hand side of road
Problems with driving in Singapore
• SOLUTIONS:• Don’t Drink & Drive• Use Public
Transportation• Seatbelts• Approach driving • here with healthy
respect
DRINKING AND DRIVING
FACTS:
- Alcohol was involved in 20 of 73 Navy Driving Deaths – FY 2004
- In the first 63 days of this fiscal year 26 sailors and marines were lost to traffic related accidents at this rate 152 will die this year
- - 85% were E-1 to E-5 - 62% under age of 25 - 81% on weekends or holidays - 50% occurred between 2200- 0600 - 27 % were motorcycle related
FACTS, CONTINUED:
At press time it had not been determined how many of these were alcohol related but
past stats indicate that at least 1/3 to possibly ½ had alcohol involvement.
DRINKING AND DRIVING IN SINGAPORE
• Alcohol even in small quantities makes you less safe on the road.
• Medications can contain alcohol resulting in impairment.
• The legal limit here is 80mg per 100 ml of blood• Any driver found with a BAC exceeding this
limit will be spending time in court, possibly jail, and be somewhat poorer as a result
SEATBELTS SAVE LIVES!!!
Governor's Office of Highway SafetyArizona Seat Belt Usage andChild Restraint Usage
Safety Belt Use in 2004 – Use Rates in the States and TerritoriesClick below for detailed information on seat belt use throughout the U.S. http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/Safety Belt/SafetyBeltUse_2004/index.html
CONSEQUENCES OF DRIVING WITHOUT SEAT BELTS IN
SINGAPORE
1. VIOLATION OF SINGAPORE LAW $60.00-350.00 + POINTS
2. INCREASE RISK OF INJURY AND/OR DEATH
3. VIOLATION OF NAVAL REGULATIONS
THE MORAL OF THIS STORY IS IF YOU ARE GOING TO
DRIVE……..,
“BE CAREFUL OUT THERE!!
RECREATIONAL AND OFF-DUTY SAFETY
NAVY REGION SINGAPORE
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N A V Y R E C R E A T IO N /O F F -D U T Y F A T A L IT Y R A T E S
TERROR CLUB AND SWIMMING
• We recently had several injuries at the Terror Club Pool
• One intoxicated individual injured himself while trying to dive off of the steps into the pool
Two children were injured while playing around the edge of the pool
• Excessive drinking and not vigilant enough about monitoring patrons
• Parents not monitoring children’s activities plus a lack of vigilance by life guard staff
• Life guards and club staff need to partner with each other to watch for overly intoxicated patrons
• Parents need to be vigilant in watching children.
REASONS & SOLUTIONS