90MWI24-302 — Vehicle Control Program

90MWI24-302 governs the 90th Missile Wing Vehicle Control Program and its vehicle management, accident, abuse, and misuse procedures.

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  • Publication number: 90MWI24-302
  • Title: VEHICLE CONTROL PROGRAM
  • Date: 2025-04-01

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It establishes the Vehicle Control Program to improve government vehicle operator care and fleet life cycle. It includes requirements for VCP officials, vehicle appearance, transportation requests, inspections, and vehicle accident, abuse, and misuse processes.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all 90th Missile Wing (MW) personnel, tenant units, and Temporary Duty personnel assigned to Francis E. Warren Air Force Base (AFB), Wyoming.

Topics covered

  • Vehicle Control Program management
  • Vehicle Control Official duties
  • Government vehicle operator care
  • Vehicle appearance standards
  • Transportation request processing
  • Vehicle inspections
  • Vehicle accident and misuse procedures

Questions and answers

How often must FM&A conduct Vehicle Control Official meetings?

FM&A personnel will develop a training plan for VCOs and thoroughly train newly appointed VCOs on their duties. FM&A will conduct VCO meetings at least once a year. (paragraph 24-302)

How often must Vehicle Control Officials provide vehicle mileage updates?

VCOs will provide vehicle odometer mileage/hour meter readings updates at least monthly (weekly for high mileage organizations like SFG/OG). (paragraph 24-302)

How must Vehicle Control Officials submit transportation requests?

VCOs will submit all transportation requests via OLVIMS. (paragraph 24-302)

How often must vehicles in the region be washed?

Vehicles will be washed in accordance with (IAW) Technical Order (TO) 36-1-191, which states that vehicles in this region will be washed a minimum of once every 180 days (or more if required). (paragraph 3)

When must vehicle operators conduct vehicle inspections?

Conduct a vehicle inspection prior to vehicle operation using AF Form 1800, Operator's Inspection Guide and Trouble Report (or applicable form) not later than the 10th day of each month and/or daily when used (each shift) and sign the form on the appropriate date. (paragraph 3)

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