What is the purpose of AirForce regulation AFI31-218 MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC SUPERVISION?
The purpose of AFI31-218 is to establish policies and procedures for the supervision and control of motor vehicle operations on and around AirForce installations.

Who is responsible for enforcing the provisions of AFI31-218?
All military personnel, civilian employees, contractors, and visitors on AirForce installations are responsible for obeying and enforcing the regulations outlined in AFI31-218.

What types of vehicles does AFI31-218 apply to?
AFI31-218 applies to all vehicles, both government-owned and privately-owned, operated on AirForce installations.

Are there any restrictions on the use of mobile communication devices while operating a motor vehicle on an AirForce installation?
Yes, the use of handheld mobile communication devices, such as cell phones, while driving on an AirForce installation is prohibited, unless they are being used in hands-free mode or for emergencies.

What are the requirements for vehicle registration and displaying identification on AirForce installations?
All vehicles operated on AirForce installations must be registered and display a valid installation identification decal or temporary pass as required by local directives.

Are there any speed limits on AirForce installations?
Yes, speed limits are established and posted on AirForce installations. Operators of motor vehicles must obey these speed limits at all times.

Is it mandatory to wear seat belts while driving a motor vehicle on an AirForce installation?
Yes, wearing seat belts is mandatory for all occupants of motor vehicles on an AirForce installation, regardless of their positions or roles.

Can non-military personnel operate government vehicles on AirForce installations?
Non-military personnel can operate government vehicles on AirForce installations only if they possess a valid U.S. government or state-issued driver's license and are authorized to do so in accordance with applicable regulations.

Are there any guidelines regarding the transportation of hazardous materials on AirForce installations?
Yes, the transportation of hazardous materials on AirForce installations must comply with applicable federal regulations, as well as any additional installation-specific guidelines.