WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBI24-303 — Vehicle Accident And Abuse Program

WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBI24-303 governs Wright-Patterson Air Force Base policies and procedures for vehicle accidents and abuse.

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  • Publication number: WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBI24-303
  • Title: VEHICLE ACCIDENT AND ABUSE PROGRAM
  • Date: 2022-11-14

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It assigns duties for commanders, vehicle control personnel, vehicle operators, and Vehicle Management. It requires accident reporting, investigations, repair authorization, reimbursement, and vehicle turn-in procedures.

Applies to: It applies to all commanders, directors, division chiefs, vehicle control officers (VCOs), vehicle control noncommissioned officers (VCNCOs) and vehicle operators assigned to host and associate units on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, including the Air Force Reserve (AFRC).

Topics covered

  • Vehicle accident investigations
  • Vehicle abuse prevention
  • Accident reporting forms
  • Repair authorization
  • Repair cost reimbursement
  • Replacement vehicles

Questions and answers

When can military members and civilian employees be held financially liable for vehicle damage?

Military members and civilian employees can be held financially liable only in those cases in which the loss or damage to a government vehicle was proximately caused by member/employee’s gross negligence, willful misconduct, or deliberate unauthorized use. (paragraph 1)

Who reimburses vehicle accident and abuse repair costs?

All funds expended for vehicle accident and abuse repairs will be reimbursed to 88th Logistics Readiness Squadron (88 LRS) by organization responsible for damage. (paragraph 1)

When must the completed SF 91 be provided to the listed organizations?

For accidents, provide a copy of completed SF 91 to 88 ABW/JA, 88 ABW/SE, and GSA Accident Management Center as applicable within three duty days.

How soon must an Air Force owned vehicle be turned in after an accident?

Turn AF owned vehicle in to Vehicle Management within one duty day.

When can repair work begin on a vehicle?

Repair work does not begin until vehicle is released for repairs by owning organization Commander or VCO/VCNCO. If release authorization is not received within five duty days, repairs will commence unless a delay is requested in writing.

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