MAXWELLAFBI24-301 — Vehicle Operations

MAXWELLAFBI24-301 governs local policies and procedures for managing the Vehicle Operations Program at Maxwell AFB.

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• Publication number: MAXWELLAFBI24-301
• Title: VEHICLE OPERATIONS
• Date: 2017-01-05

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It covers official-use vehicle ranges, delegated transportation approvals, misuse reporting, accident and abuse procedures, licensing, and operating hours. It requires limits on vehicle use, operator driving time, accident reporting, and applicable training or certification.

Applies to: This publication applies to all military and civilian personnel assigned to Maxwell AFB who operate a government motor vehicle (GMV).

Topics covered

• Official-use vehicle operating ranges
• U-Drive-It vehicle authorizations
• Transportation approvals
• Vehicle misuse investigations
• Accident and abuse procedures
• GMV licensing requirements
• Operator driving hours

Questions and answers

What is the permissible operating range for assigned GMVs and U-Drive-It vehicles?

Permissible operating range for an assigned GMV is a radius of 100 miles and the range for the U-Drive-It vehicle is 25 miles from Maxwell AFB. (paragraph 2)

Can U-Drive-It vehicles take personnel TDY from Maxwell AFB?

U-Drive-It vehicles authorizations are designed to support personnel coming TDY to Maxwell AFB, and not designed to be used to take personnel TDY from Maxwell AFB. (paragraph 2)

How far off base can a GMV be used for TDY sustenance?

For personnel on Temporary Duty, a GMV can be used off-base for sustenance, but the GMV is restricted to a radius of 25 miles from Maxwell AFB. (paragraph 2)

Is transportation to Atlanta or other airports authorized?

Transportation to Atlanta or other airports is not authorized. (paragraph 2)

How long may operators drive during a duty period?

Limit operators to driving no more than 10 hours in a duty period. (paragraph 2)

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