Leon T. GreySecurity Driving • Protective Mobility • Risk Management

Security Driving, Executive Protection and Protective Mobility

Leon T. Grey presents security driving as a professional discipline built on preparation, anticipation, route analysis, protective intelligence, vehicle knowledge, legal responsibility, and professional judgment.

Books

The Complete Handbook of Security Driving

The complete professional reference bringing together the Security Driving Trilogy.

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The Security Driving Trilogy

Foundations – Model – Operations.

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Security Driving – Volume I: The Foundations of Security Driving

Definition, history, threat context, terminology, risk, liability, and standards.

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Security Driving – Volume II: The Security Driving Model

The driver, the vehicle, and the environment.

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Articles and Professional Insights

What Is Security Driving and Why Is It Different from Defensive Driving?

Security driving is often misunderstood because the word driving creates the impression that the role is mainly technical. In many professional environments, driving is still treat...

Why Tactical Driving Is Only One Component of Security Driving

Tactical driving is often presented as the visible face of security driving because it includes the actions that attract attention: emergency braking, evasive maneuvers, offensive ...

Why Route Planning Is Often More Important than Vehicle Handling

Vehicle handling is important. A security driver must understand braking, steering, acceleration, tire grip, weight transfer, vehicle dimensions, center of gravity, visibility, and...

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