BEALEAFBI31-218 — Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision

BEALEAFBI31-218 governs motor vehicle traffic supervision on Beale Air Force Base, including driving privileges, traffic rules, safety, towing, and impoundment.

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  • Publication number: BEALEAFBI31-218
  • Title: Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision
  • Date: 2023-06-23

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It includes provisions on inspections, insurance and accidents, traffic citations and points, roadway use, speed limits, restraint systems, and motorcycle safety. It also establishes standards for towing, impoundment, vehicle disposition, and the suspension or revocation of driving privileges.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all persons assigned, attached, or visiting Beale Air Force Base (BAFB).

Topics covered

  • Driving privilege suspension and revocation
  • Traffic point system
  • Installation parking restrictions
  • Prima facia speed limits
  • Restraint systems
  • Motorcycle safety equipment
  • Vehicle towing and impoundment
  • Impounded vehicle disposition

Questions and answers

How long can a driving privilege suspension last?

Suspension is defined as the temporary withdrawal of driving privileges by 9 RW/CV, 9 SFS/CC, and/or designated A-Staff Director Lead for a period of time not to exceed 6 months. (paragraph 31-13)

What insurance standard applies to motor vehicles?

All motor vehicle insurance policies, regardless of the state in which the vehicle is insured, will meet the requirements of CVC Section 16056, Requirements of Policy or Bond. (paragraph 31-13)

What is the speed limit for a non-roadway certified utility vehicle?

At no time will a Non-Roadway Certified Utility Vehicle (e.g., Mitsubishi “Mighty Mites, Golf Carts, Etc”) be operated at a speed greater than 25 MPH.

When must civilian personnel wear restraint systems?

Restraint systems shall be properly worn by all civilian personnel (family members, guests, and visitors) driving or riding in a POV on Beale AFB.

What protective equipment must motorcycle riders and passengers use?

Cycle operators and passengers will use the following equipment anytime a motordriven cycle is placed in motion: 12.5.1. Helmets, properly worn and fastened under the chin, regardless of age. Helmets must meet or exceed minimum standards outlined in AFI 91-207. (paragraph 91-207)

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