AFI31-218_EGLINAFBSUP governs motor vehicle traffic supervision on Eglin Air Force Base and areas under its jurisdiction and control.
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It addresses base driving privileges, driver licensing, traffic violations, alcohol-related suspensions, appeals, and limited driving privileges. It also establishes procedures for parking vehicles and reporting suspended or revoked privileges.
Applies to: This supplement establishes policy, responsibility, and procedures for all motor vehicle traffic supervision on Eglin Air Force Base, Florida or areas under its jurisdiction and control.
If an individual receives three non-moving violations within a 12-month period, their driving privileges will be suspended for 15 calendar days. If an individual receives three nonmoving violations within a 90-day period, their driving privileges will be suspended for 30 calendar days.
Any non-moving violation received within 12 months of the end of a served non-moving suspension will result in another suspension 15 calendar days greater than the last suspension.
On Eglin AFB, a person with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) or a Breath Alcohol Content (BrAC) of .01% but less than .05% and under the legal drinking age of 21 will have their driving privileges suspended for 6 months for a first offense and 1 year for a second offense.
On Eglin AFB, a BAC or BrAC of .05% but less than .08% is considered impaired and will be issued a citation for Driving While Impaired (DWI). The individual will be required to attend the Driver’s Improvement Training Course V, have their driving privileges suspended for six (6) months, and six (6) points will be annotated on their base driving record in the Air Force Justice Information System (AFJIS).
The driving suspension will not go into effect if an administrative hearing was requested, or a written appeal was submitted within the required appeal time frame.