EIELSONAFBI32-7002 — Use And Control Of Off-road Vehicles (orvs)

EIELSONAFBI32-7002 governs off-road vehicle use, operating conditions, safety, resource protection, and use conflicts on Eielson AFB land.

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  • Publication number: EIELSONAFBI32-7002
  • Title: USE AND CONTROL OF OFF-ROAD VEHICLES (ORVS)
  • Date: 2018-07-13

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EIELSONAFBI32-7002 covers registration, operator cards and age requirements, insurance, equipment, safety, operating rules, use areas, public access, and parking and storage. It requires applicable training, insurance, equipment, protective gear, and compliance with restrictions on ORV operation.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all military units, Air National Guard, personnel assigned or attached to Eielson AFB, civilian employees, military dependents, and all other individuals while on Eielson AFB land.

Topics covered

  • ORV registration
  • Operator cards and age requirements
  • Liability insurance
  • Mandatory ORV equipment
  • ORV safety requirements
  • Closed and designated use areas
  • Public ORV access
  • ATV and snowmobile parking and storage

Questions and answers

What registration is required for privately-owned ORVs on base?

Current registration with any state is required for all privately-owned ORVs prior to operation on base. (paragraph 2)

What cards must ORV operators carry?

To operate an ORV, all personnel must have either the ASI card to operate an ATV, or an AF Form 483 Competency Card to operate a UTV, dirt bike or snowmobile. Operators must carry these cards with them at all times while operating an ORV on base. (paragraph 3)

What equipment must all ORVs have?

All ORVs operating on Eielson AFB will have working brakes, headlights, and taillights. All ORVs will have a factory installed exhaust system (or equivalent) in good working order for constant operation. (paragraph 6)

Where are non-street legal ORVs prohibited from operating?

Operating non-street legal ORVs on any maintained paved or gravel roads or parking areas is prohibited. (paragraph 8)

What storage rules apply to snowmobiles?

Snowmobiles are not year-round vehicles; summer storage in either assigned garages or the recreational vehicle storage lot is mandatory.

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