West Midlands Casualty Reduction Scheme

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Driver Alertness Course

The National Driver Alertness Course has been created as a replacement for the National Driver Improvement Course and is offered as an alternative to prosecution to drivers who are deemed by a police officer to have been invovled in "driving without due care and attention" incidents. These incidents may include being involved ina collision or using a mobile phone when driving.

The course is only offered to drivers who have not attended a Driver Alertness or Driver Improvement Course anywhere in the country within the last three years. Since this is a national course, drivers can choose to take a course in any area that offers them, regardless of where the original offence occurred. Costs may vary between areas, but courses in the West Midlands cost £140.

Workshops last for one day and consist of:

Four hours theory
Three and a half hours practical on-road tuition

For more information on courses within the West Midlands, to book a course, or to find directions to a course venue, please visit the TTC Group website. For information on courses in other areas, visit the National Association of Driver Intervention Providers website.

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In 2002 the Department of Transport gave the seven Local Authorities in the West Midlands region the go ahead to join up with the Magistrates Court, Highways Agency and West Midlands Police to form the Casualty Reduction Partnership. Whether you use speed camera detector equipment or have logged on to find out speed camera locations, you should know excessive speed contributes to thousands of injuries on our roads each year.