LUKEAFBI24-304 governs the Vehicle Accident and Abuse Program and procedures for managing government motor vehicle accidents, abuse, and damage.
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The publication defines vehicle accidents, vehicle abuse, and incidents, and identifies authority for determining those categories. It requires accident documentation, repair-release actions, outside-agency contracting, and funding coordination.
Applies to: This instruction applies to all personnel assigned or attached to the 56th Fighter Wing (56 FW).
A DD Form 518, Accident Identification Card, must be filled out at the scene of an accident, even if the accident is minor, or is not the fault of the operator. Additionally, the operator must report an accident on an SF Form 91, Motor Vehicle Accident Report. (paragraph 6-3)
Safety issues must be reported immediately upon identification and all other discrepancies must be turned in within 24 hours of identification. (paragraph 2)
When any of the discrepancies listed below are identified, the operator will discontinue use of the vehicle and report the discrepancy to Vehicle Management as soon as possible. (paragraph 2)
Adding on equipment or modifying a vehicle without written permission from the LGRV Vehicle Fleet Management or Vehicle Management Superintendent. (paragraph 6-3)
The VFM/VMS/Civilian equivalent is the fleet management functional expert with the authority to determine what is/is not vehicle abuse, accident or an incident. (paragraph 1)