What is the purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI91-207?
The purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI91-207 is to establish the policies and procedures for the Traffic Safety Program within the Air Force.

Who is responsible for implementing and managing the Traffic Safety Program?
The responsible authority for implementing and managing the Traffic Safety Program is the Air Force Safety Center (AFSEC).

What are the objectives of the Traffic Safety Program?
The objectives of the Traffic Safety Program are to prevent traffic accidents, reduce the number of injuries and fatalities resulting from traffic accidents, and ensure compliance with federal, state, and local traffic laws.

What does the Traffic Safety Program encompass?
The Traffic Safety Program encompasses vehicle operations, vehicle inspections, licensing, driver training, pedestrian safety, traffic law enforcement, and accident prevention measures.

Are all Air Force personnel required to comply with this regulation?
Yes, all Air Force military personnel, civilian employees, and contractors operating on an Air Force installation or while on official duty are required to comply with this regulation.

Are there any penalties for non-compliance with this regulation?
Yes, non-compliance with this regulation may result in disciplinary action, including counseling, retraining, administrative action, or even criminal prosecution if warranted.

Who is responsible for conducting traffic safety training?
Unit commanders or designated representatives are responsible for conducting traffic safety training for all personnel under their command.

What should I do if I witness a traffic accident involving Air Force personnel?
If you witness a traffic accident involving Air Force personnel, you should render immediate assistance (if safe to do so), notify emergency services, and report the incident to the appropriate authorities as required by local procedures.

Can family members and visitors of Air Force personnel be subject to this regulation?
Yes, family members and visitors of Air Force personnel are also subject to this regulation when operating a vehicle on an Air Force installation or while on official duty.