MCO 11240.106D — Non-tactical Vehicle Management

MCO 11240.106D governs Marine Corps non-tactical vehicle fleet operations, safety, maintenance, accountability, and reporting.

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  • Publication number: MCO 11240.106D
  • Title: NON-TACTICAL VEHICLE MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 14 Jan 2025
  • Proponent: 11000 Facilities & Activities Ashore
  • Status: Current

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MCO 11240.106D addresses fleet operations, licensing, procurement, leasing, registration, marking, alternative fuels, and telematics. It requires controls for vehicle use, inspections, reporting, fuel cards, procurement data, and property records.

Topics covered

  • Non-tactical vehicle fleet operations
  • Permissible operating distance
  • Vehicle safety requirements
  • Fleet vehicle procurement
  • Vehicle leasing
  • AFFF usage and spill reporting
  • Fleet card management
  • Telematics data reporting

Questions and answers

What is the permissible operating distance for an NTV?

A one-way distance of 100 miles is the NTV POD. (paragraph 9)

What seatbelt rule applies to NTVs?

Seatbelts must be properly worn at all times when operating or riding in an NTV per reference (y). (paragraph 6)

When must an operator complete a pre-trip inspection?

Complete an operator’s pre-trip inspection and perform OEM identified operator services prior to operating the NTV using a fleet manager approved checklist. (paragraph 2)

What fuel is prohibited from being purchased with a fleet card?

At no time will a fleet card be authorized for use in procuring aviation fuel. (paragraph 1)

How soon must significant AFFF incidents be reported by voice?

A voice report to the Headquarters Marine Corps Operations Center (MCOC) and MCICOM Watch Officer per references (ac) and (ad) shall be completed within 30 minutes of becoming aware of such an event. (paragraph 1-3)

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