How should a Master Driver handle a soldier with a poor driving record?

A Master Driver should focus on providing targeted training and assessments to improve the skills of a soldier with a poor driving record because this approach emphasizes development and growth. By identifying specific areas where the soldier may struggle, tailored training can be implemented to enhance their driving abilities and confidence.

This not only addresses the immediate concerns regarding the soldier’s driving record but also contributes to overall safety and operational effectiveness within the unit. Providing constructive feedback and practical exercises can help the soldier refine their skills, making them a more competent and responsible driver.

In contrast, ignoring the issue would not support the soldier's development or the safety of others. Reassigning the soldier to a non-driving role could be a short-term solution but may not address the underlying problem. Disciplining the soldier could be counterproductive, as it does not promote learning and improvement, and may lead to disengagement or resentment rather than encouraging better driving habits.