MOUNTAINHOMEAFBI24-302 governs Mountain Home AFB vehicle accidents, abuse, incidents, idling, rentals, leases, and conveyances.
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It establishes local policies and procedures for vehicle accident, abuse, and incident management, vehicle idling, renting or leasing vehicles, and OGMVCs and trailers. It requires damage reporting, specified accident documentation, repair coordination, and reimbursement for certain repair costs.
Applies to: This instruction applies to all squadron commanders, tenant units, Vehicle Control Officers/Vehicle Control Noncommissioned Officers (VCO/VCNCO), and vehicle operators assigned to or on temporary duty (TDY) to Mountain Home AFB (MHAFB), including Air National Guard units and Air Force Reserve Command personnel.
Using organizations must report all damage to the Vehicle Management Customer Service Section within 1 duty day, regardless of severity. (paragraph 1)
If a vehicle is involved in an accident, the operators must fill out the Standard Form (SF) 91, Operator’s Report of Motor Vehicle Accident, and notify their supervisor(s), Security Forces and local police (if off-base). (paragraph 2)
The using organization of a GSA vehicle involved in an accident, abuse, or incident must contact the GSA Accident Control Center listed on the vehicle’s fleet credit card to coordinate recovery and/or repair of the vehicle. (paragraph 2)
All abuse and incident cases must be accompanied by a completed AFTO Form 91 from the operator regarding the circumstances surrounding the damage. (paragraph 2)
After filling out the appropriate forms and contacting the required personnel (VCO/VCNCO, Security Forces, supervisor, etc.), the operator must turn in the vehicle and all the accident, abuse or incident documentation (see paragraph 2.1.) to the Vehicle Management Customer Service Section within 1 duty day of occurrence. (paragraph 2)