AFI13-213_AMCSUP_LITTLEROCKAFBSUP — Airfield Driving

AFI13-213_AMCSUP_LITTLEROCKAFBSUP governs airfield driving policies, responsibilities, and procedures at Little Rock AFB.

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  • Publication number: AFI13-213_AMCSUP_LITTLEROCKAFBSUP
  • Title: AIRFIELD DRIVING
  • Date: 2018-08-01

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The publication covers airfield driving training, testing, authorization, contractor coordination, diagrams, call signs, and radio-failure procedures. It requires completion of training, testing, and color vision screening for applicable airfield drivers.

Applies to: The contents of this instruction apply to all military and civilian personnel conducting ground vehicular traffic operations on the airfield at Little Rock AFB to include Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve.

Topics covered

  • Airfield driving training
  • Airfield Driving Training Program
  • AF IMT 483 issuance
  • Unit and wing testing
  • Color vision screening
  • Contractor airfield operations
  • Radio-failure procedures
  • Airfield diagrams and call signs

Questions and answers

When are personnel removed from the Airfield Driving Training Program for incomplete training?

Personnel who do not complete all training within 30 days (Active Duty), 60 Days (Guard and Reserve) (steps 2-4 in the ADTP site) will be removed and will have to restart training.

How many questions must the unit airfield driving test have?

Develops a unit test (Min 25 Questions) that will be taken and administered via the ADTP web site.

When is an AF IMT 483 issued through the ADTP?

The Wing ADPM or designated representative will issue an AF IMT 483 via the ADTP after all training requirements have been successfully completed.

How long must a trainee wait after a first test failure before retesting?

First time test failures must receive additional training before a re-test is permitted. Trainee may re-test no earlier than 3 duty days (72 hours) from the original failure date.

What must contracting personnel do before contractors operate vehicles on the airfield?

Inform the 19th Security Forces Squadron (SFS) and Airfield Management (AM) of contractors seeking authorization to operate vehicles on the airfield or vehicles that may impact airfield operations.

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