Drive change in your community.
Become an AARP Driver Safety Volunteer.
Drive change in your community.
Become an AARP Driver Safety Volunteer.
You can help other drivers feel more confident behind the wheel.
The AARP Smart DriverTM course makes a real impact for mature drivers – and so can you as a volunteer. There are many ways to lend your skill and time with Driver Safety – and rest assured you’ll get the volunteer training you need to be successful!
On the road to making a difference.
Got 30 seconds? Watch this video to learn more from actual AARP Driver Safety volunteers.
Teach the AARP Smart Driver course
Help with course marketing
Lead and support other volunteers
Manage tech behind the scenes
Volunteer with a trusted organization
AARP has been creating award-winning programs like the AARP Smart Driver course for decades. Join the team with the proven track record at assisting millions nationwide!
Need more information?
Explore how you can help at a Virtual Information Session. Learn about all the ways AARP volunteers are teaching driver safety, discover opportunities in your local community and have your questions answered by real Driver Safety volunteers.
Thursday, March 12, 3 p.m. ET
Get Answers to Common Questions
Be part of a meaningful cause. As a Driver Safety volunteer, you’ll belong to a passionate team dedicating to giving back and empowering mature drivers.
Volunteering with Driver Safety does not have to a huge time commitment. It’s flexible according to how much you can give, starting from just a few hours weekly!
It depends on how you volunteer. You may lend your skills virtually or help organize and teach classroom courses at local community centers, hospitals, libraries, etc.
It’s a big deal to help mature drivers stay informed and confident behind the wheel. Just think your contribution may impact the safety of your local roads!
Yes. Just submit your interest form and a Driver Safety volunteer will reach out to you so you can learn more about getting involved, or ask questions.
All AARP Driver Safety volunteer positions are unpaid. However, volunteers are reimbursed for approved, program-related,
out-of-pocket expenses, such as mileage and postage.