What is the purpose of Air Force regulation AFI24-301 GROUND TRANSPORTATION?
The purpose of AFI24-301 is to establish policies and procedures for ground transportation operations within the Air Force.

Who does Air Force regulation AFI24-301 apply to?
AFI24-301 applies to all Air Force personnel, including active duty, reservists, civilians, and contractors, who are involved in ground transportation operations.

What types of ground transportation are covered by AFI24-301?
AFI24-301 covers both government-owned and contracted ground transportation, including motor vehicles, non-tactical vehicles, buses, vans, and motorcycles.

What are the requirements for operating a government motor vehicle?
To operate a government motor vehicle, individuals must possess a valid driver's license, complete required training, and comply with all local traffic laws and regulations.

Can private vehicles be used for official Air Force business?
Yes, under certain circumstances, private vehicles may be authorized for use on official Air Force business. However, individuals using private vehicles must comply with specific guidelines outlined in AFI24-301.

Are there any restrictions on the use of government-provided non-tactical vehicles?
Yes, government-provided non-tactical vehicles are authorized for official use only and should not be used for personal reasons unless authorized by the proper authority.

What are the guidelines for transporting cargo and passengers in government vehicles?
Transporting cargo and passengers in government vehicles should be done in a safe and efficient manner. Cargo must be properly secured, and passengers should comply with all safety regulations, including the use of safety belts.

Can alcohol or drugs be consumed or possessed in government vehicles?
No, the consumption or possession of alcohol or drugs is strictly prohibited in government vehicles, except for authorized medical purposes.

How should accidents or incidents involving government vehicles be reported?
Accidents or incidents involving government vehicles must be reported promptly through the appropriate chain of command and in accordance with local procedures.