Defensive Driving
- CSUMB Registration Form
- Authorization For Release of Driver Record - Form 1101
- Authorization To Use Private Vehicle - Form STD 261
- Defensive Driver Safety and Distracted Driver 2.0 Online Course
- Current Driver's License
- Other Online Certificates as required
View Authorized Drivers List : Authorized Drivers List
Each department has their own process by which they track Defensive Driving approvals and certification, however, it is ultimately the responsibility of the driver to do so.
The Authorized Drivers List is updated each month and posted to the Safety Risk and Sustainability website. If you have been approved to drive on CSUMB business and do not see your name on the list, please email our office at: defensivedriving@csumb.edu.
All authorized CSUMB drivers are responsible for the current status and maintenance of their own driving record. Drivers who have expired records are not eligible to drive on CSUMB business until driving records have been renewed and/or updated in the database accordingly.
- Defensive Driver Certificate - expires 4 years from date of course completion. Must renew every four years minimum.
- California Drivers License - expires on date listed on drivers license.
- Form STD 261 - expires 1 year from the date of driver signature. Form STD 261 - must be renewed annually from the date of which the driver signed. Each department and driver agrees to maintain a copy of their most current MPP approved Form STD 261 on file at all times.
- LSV/Cart Driver Certification - expires 4 years from the date YOU completed the course certification. Submit copy to Defensive Driving.
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- If you have recently become certified: submit the course certificate to your department "Behind The Wheel" trainer and Defensive Driving.
- If you were previously certified, please follow your department's process for defensive driving paperwork submissions.