What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 600-55?
The purpose of Army regulation AR 600-55 is to establish the policies and procedures for selecting, training, testing, and licensing operators of Army vehicles.

Who does Army regulation AR 600-55 apply to?
This regulation applies to all active Army, United States Army Reserve (USAR), and Army National Guard (ARNG) personnel.

What is the Army Driver and Operator Standardization Program (DOSP)?
The DOSP is a comprehensive program that ensures Army vehicle operators are trained to a standard of proficiency required to perform their duties and responsibilities safely and effectively.

What are the qualifications for becoming an Army vehicle operator?
To become an Army vehicle operator, individuals must meet the minimum age, physical, and medical requirements as outlined in AR 600-55, and must successfully complete the appropriate training and licensing requirements.

How often are Army vehicle operators required to renew their licenses?
Army vehicle operators are required to renew their licenses every five years, or sooner if directed by the unit commander.

Can a Soldier be disqualified from operating an Army vehicle?
Yes, a Soldier can be disqualified from operating an Army vehicle if they fail to meet the physical or medical standards, fail to meet the training or licensing requirements, or if they have a history of unsafe driving.

Does Army regulation AR 600-55 apply to civilian contractors and non-Army personnel?
Army regulation AR 600-55 applies to civilian contractors and non-Army personnel when they are operating Army vehicles under the direct control of the Army.

What are the consequences for violating the provisions of Army regulation AR 600-55?
Violations of the provisions of Army regulation AR 600-55 may result in disciplinary action, including retraining, counseling, administrative action, or even criminal prosecution, depending on the nature and severity of the violation.

Are Army vehicle operators required to adhere to state and local traffic laws?
Yes, Army vehicle operators are required to adhere to all applicable state and local traffic laws at all times, both on and off military installations.