MCGUIREAFBI31-204 — Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision

MCGUIREAFBI31-204 governs motor vehicle traffic supervision, moving violations, and speed limits at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst.

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  • Publication number: MCGUIREAFBI31-204
  • Title: MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC SUPERVISION
  • Date: 2025-12-15

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MCGUIREAFBI31-204 addresses driver licensing, emergency vehicles, vehicle operation, traffic circulation, safety requirements, and traffic enforcement. It adopts the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Code and includes point assessment, fines, and driving privilege suspension or revocation processes.

Applies to: The provisions of this instruction apply to all personnel assigned, attached or associated with the 87th Air Base Wing (ABW), tenant units and all other individuals, whether military or civilian, while upon Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey or any of its property.

Topics covered

  • Speed limits
  • Driver’s license and registration requirements
  • Authorized emergency vehicles
  • Safety belts and child restraints
  • Traffic circulation
  • Driving privilege suspension and revocation

Questions and answers

How are multiple traffic violations assessed in one incident?

When two or more violations are committed on a single occasion, assess all associated points for the multiple violations. (paragraph 3)

What happens when an offense is not listed in the publication’s table?

For offenses not listed in this table, citations may be issued and points assessed in accordance with New Jersey state law. (paragraph 3-9)

Can repeated or severe traffic offenses lead to driving privilege suspension or revocation?

Consider suspension or revocation of driving privileges for repeated or severe offenses. (paragraph 2)

What penalty applies to supplemental offenses created by the Installation Commander?

Pursuant to the same citation, any supplemental offenses created by the Installation Commander are subject to a $50 fine, up 10 days in jail, or both. (paragraph 3-9)

What must emergency vehicle operators understand about emergency lights and sirens?

NOTE: Use of emergency lights and sirens does not guarantee the right of way. (paragraph 1)

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