Who does the Traffic Point System apply to within U.S. Forces?

The Traffic Point System is designed to promote safe driving habits and enhance road safety among all individuals associated with U.S. Forces in Germany. It applies to military personnel and civilian employees, recognizing the integral role that both groups play in the driving landscape on military installations and in surrounding areas.

By including civilian employees, the system ensures a comprehensive approach to traffic safety, acknowledging that these individuals may be operating vehicles in the same environment as military members. This creates a unified standard for driving behavior and accountability, which ultimately contributes to the safety of all road users.

In contrast, the other groups mentioned, such as military families and dependents, while they are part of the broader military community, are not specifically included in the Traffic Point System as active participants subject to its rules and penalties. Therefore, focusing on military personnel and civilian employees aligns with the system's purpose of regulating the driving practices of those directly engaged in operation and performance on military bases.