The combination of alcohol and driving on dimly lit rural roads at night after a day off or a busy day at camp creates risk with catastrophic potential. But every summer I learn about counselors on their time off who are involved in auto accidents because they were driving too fast. It is certainly inappropriate if you are a camp van or bus driver to speed at any time. This may be especially difficult to do when traffic is traveling at a faster rate than you are. Remember, driving too fast is a relative issue.
Safe speeds vary depending on the driving conditions.
Slow down in the fog, rain, on wet roads, and at night. Have a Caring Attitude If you can develop a caring attitude, you will enjoy helping others. Parents are depending on you to care. Your director has hired you because you have skills and qualities needed to help care for the children entrusted to them.