GRANDFORKSAFBI24-302 — Vehicle Accident And Abuse Program

GRANDFORKSAFBI24-302 governs vehicle management, including vehicle accident and abuse programs at Grand Forks Air Force Base.

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  • Publication number: GRANDFORKSAFBI24-302
  • Title: VEHICLE ACCIDENT AND ABUSE PROGRAM
  • Date: 2025-06-24

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The publication addresses vehicle operator care, readiness, inspections, maintenance, safe operation, and Vehicle Control Official duties. It requires daily, weekly, and monthly inspection processes and establishes procedures for vehicle turn-in, cold-weather preparation, and mobile maintenance assistance.

Applies to: It applies to all personnel operating government vehicles assigned to Grand Forks Air Force Base, North Dakota.

Topics covered

  • Vehicle operator care
  • Vehicle Control Officials
  • Vehicle inspections
  • Vehicle maintenance
  • Vehicle accident and abuse programs
  • Cold-weather vehicle operations
  • Mobile maintenance assistance

Questions and answers

What must vehicle operators do before using a vehicle?

The vehicle operator checks for vehicle damage, visually low/flat tires, fluid leaks or puddles forming under the vehicle. (paragraph 2)

How often must vehicle operators complete required inspections and processes?

Vehicle Operators will ensure required vehicle inspections/processes are completed on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.

What are vehicle operators responsible for maintaining?

Vehicle operators are responsible to perform the required inspections, servicing, and maintenance of the vehicles they operate IAW current Air Force Instructions, Technical Orders, Operators Manual, and/or Vehicle Lesson Plans applicable to the specific make and model of the vehicle.

When must vehicles be turned in for scheduled maintenance?

VCOs will ensure that vehicles are turned in to the 319 LRS Vehicle Management Flight on or before the scheduled maintenance appointment date. (paragraph 2)

When must vehicles parked outside have engine block heaters plugged in?

VCOs and/or operators will ensure vehicles parked outside will have engine block heaters plugged in to an appropriate power source when temperatures are at or below the ambient temperature of 20°F. (paragraph 2)

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