DAFI13-213_DAVISMONTHANAFBSUP governs vehicular traffic, airfield driving, training, and pedestrian control on Davis-Monthan AFB.
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The publication establishes standards for controlling motor vehicles on the airfield and requires only trained personnel to perform airfield driving duties. It addresses driver licensing, assessments, contractor training, online ADTP administration, testing, certification, restrictions, and refresher training.
Applies to: Persons assigned to the airfield or to activities related to the airfield are required to be familiar with the provisions of this supplement and DAFI 13-213, Airfield Driving, and exercise good judgment when encountering situations not addressed during training.
Conduct airfield driving training and safety briefings for all contractor personnel prior to airfield construction activities commencing, and coordinate with the AFM to establish contractor haul routes to/from work sites.
Accomplish a re-assessment of a unit’s Airfield Driving Program (ADP) no later than 30 days following receipt of an unsatisfactory rating.
Airfield driving privileges will be suspended for all individuals who do not complete annual refresher training by their annual due date annotated on the AF Form 483. (paragraph 3)
Assign unit personnel who are trained and certified to drive on the CMA restriction code “C – CMA” via online ADTP website. Assign unit personnel who are not trained to drive on the CMA restriction code “N – Non-CMA” via online ADTP website. (paragraph 3)
Assign unit personnel who are not trained or certified to drive on the airfield at night restriction code “D – Daylight Only” via online ADTP website. (paragraph 3)
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