MCCHORDFIELDI24-302 governs vehicle accident, abuse reporting, repair funding, management, and idling procedures for Air Force vehicles.
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The publication addresses accident and abuse investigations, incident reporting, repair funding, organizational responsibilities, and anti-idling limits. It requires specified reports, commander recommendations, reimbursement for accident and abuse repairs, and a five-minute idling limit for Air Force managed GMVs unless an exception applies.
Applies to: This instruction applies to all Active Duty, Reserve, Guard, Contractors, Department of Defense (DoD) Civilians assigned or attached to McChord Field.
For Air Force or Army owned assets involved in an accident, notify 627 LRS/LGRV within 24 hours (or the next duty day) with a completed SF 91, Motor Vehicle Accident Report, and police report. (paragraph 3)
Maintenance repairs will commence only after a thorough investigation has been completed. (paragraph 3)
The operator or using organization must report all accidents involving Government Services Administration (GSA) vehicles, regardless of damage to the GSA Accident Management Center (AMC) in accordance with GSA contract provisions. (paragraph 3)
Repairs will not commence until a recommendation is made by the unit commander. (paragraph 3)
All vehicle management O&M funds expended for vehicle accident and abuse repair costs, including contract cost and civilian labor will be reimbursed to vehicle management by the owning organization, or the responsible organization for the damage. (paragraph 4)