JBCHARLESTONI24-302 — Vehicle Accident And Abuse Program

JBCHARLESTONI24-302 governs responsibilities and procedures for Joint Base Charleston's vehicle accident and abuse program.

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• Publication number: JBCHARLESTONI24-302
• Title: VEHICLE ACCIDENT AND ABUSE PROGRAM
• Date: 2017-01-17

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It covers accident prevention, vehicle damage reporting, reimbursement for accident and abuse-related repairs, and procedures for Government Owned Vehicles and GSA Lease vehicles. It requires vehicle turn-in, accident documentation, repair estimates, and coordination with responsible organizations.

Topics covered

• Vehicle accident prevention
• Vehicle damage reporting
• Government Owned Vehicles
• GSA Lease vehicles
• Accident repair estimates
• Vehicle accident documentation

Questions and answers

When must U-Drive-It or loaned vehicle damage be reported?

Report U-Drive-It or loaned vehicle damage to 628 LRS Vehicle Operations Flight (628 LRS/LGRDDO) within 1 duty day. (paragraph 2)

When must vehicles damaged in accidents or abuse be turned in?

Turn in all vehicles damaged due to accidents, incidents or abuse, to include UDrive It and loaner vehicles, within 1 duty day to 628 LRS/LGRV Customer Service. (paragraph 2)

Do vehicles involved in an accident need to be turned in if there is no visible damage?

Vehicles involved in an accident must be turned in even if there is no apparent damage. (paragraph 2)

Who is initially responsible for identifying and reporting vehicle accidents?

The initial responsibility to identify and report accidents rests with the vehicle operator. (paragraph 2)

When must vehicle damage be reported before moving a Government Owned Vehicle?

The damage must be reported immediately to the 628 SFS/local authorities prior to moving the vehicle. (paragraph 2)

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