Are You 21+? Want to get a 50% discount on trips?
​Let us share with you how!

Driving for Alpine Club 101
In order to provide a high level of quality for our trip attendees, all vehicles used for Alpine Club trips are either charter buses (operated by a local company) or Enterprise rental vehicles through a university corporate account.  The University of Denver requires that all drivers are 21 years or older (we strictly follow Risk Management protocols).
  • With us transporting hundreds of students each year to the mountains and around Colorado, we need drivers to make sure we can take as many students as we safely can!

If Alpine Club needs you to drive for a trip, your trip dues will be 50% off for that trip.  Our need for drivers vary, so sometimes you will get to drive for multiple trips/quarter, while sometimes we only need a couple non-officer drivers in a quarter.  The best way to drive for a trip is to reach out to club officers as early as possible.  We won't know you want to drive unless you tell us!

The process to get cleared is completely free for you and will take about 45-60 minutes of your time.

Step-By-Step Instructions

DU Risk Management outlines every step of the process line-by-line for you on their website. We will also summarize the steps below:
  • Review the DU Driving Policy
  • ]Complete the Driver Safety Training Course (free, online, & takes about 30-45 minutes).
    • Link and any codes you need to put in are on their website.
  • Request a Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) check via a short form on that website.
    • Type in Athletics & Recreation as your "division" and Alpine Club as your "department".
  • You will receive within 1-2 business days an email from HireRight.  Complete the information requested.
  • Your MVR check is being run by HireRight.  Once results are finished, DU Risk Management will receive an email on whether you are cleared or not.
    • This can take a few hours or up to 2-3 weeks - depending on the states you've lived in previously.  It varies for every student.
  • Regardless of result, you will get an email from DU Risk Management stating your final status.  If you are cleared, please forward that email to the DUAC Officers.
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