AFMAN31-116_BARKSDALEAFBSUP — Air Force Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision

AFMAN31-116_BARKSDALEAFBSUP governs motor vehicle traffic supervision, driving privileges, and traffic enforcement at Barksdale Air Force Base.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN31-116_BARKSDALEAFBSUP
  • Title: Air Force Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision
  • Date: 2017-12-08

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It addresses Louisiana traffic-law assimilation, vehicle registration, driver performance records, traffic reports, alcohol and drug testing, and child safety seats. It requires documentation for drivers and establishes consequences for refusing vehicle examinations or alcohol and drug tests.

Applies to: All provisions are directive in nature and apply to all organizations and personnel located on or within the jurisdictional limits of Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana.

Topics covered

  • Louisiana traffic laws
  • Driving privileges
  • Vehicle registration
  • Alcohol and drug testing
  • Traffic reports
  • Child safety seats
  • Vehicle towing

Questions and answers

What documents must drivers produce at Barksdale AFB?

All drivers operating a motor vehicle on Barksdale AFB must produce, upon request from 2 SFS personnel, all documents required by AFI 31-218(I) and meet all Louisiana insurance and safety inspection requirements, if applicable.

What happens if a vehicle operator refuses a randomly selected vehicle examination?

Refusal by vehicle operators to submit to the examination of their vehicle during randomly selected checks at Installation Access Points (Base Gates) may result in denial of base access and/or use of Barksdale AFB roadways and possible disciplinary action.

What happens if someone refuses an alcohol or drug test?

Refusal to take or complete tests to determine the presence of alcohol and/or drugs may result in denial of installation driving privileges or other administrative actions.

What device is used for chemical breath tests at Barksdale AFB?

The Model LA-9000 Intoxilyzer, located in the patrolman’s office is used to administer chemical test of the breath to persons suspected of intoxicated driving.

Who conducts field sobriety tests for suspected intoxicated drivers?

Locally trained and certified SF members conduct field sobriety tests for probable cause to conduct chemical tests of a suspected intoxicated driver’s blood, breath or urine.

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