Emergency Vehicle Operations *BY PATC

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Emergency procedure Bay army motor vehicle and Army combat vehicle supervisor. (1) Performance standards are enforced to ensure the safety and consistency of vehicle operation by army soldiers. (2) In response to requests from paragraphs 11 to 4 c, a passenger seat driver shall be assigned. (3) Please confirm that the Army's vehicle driver meets the remaining working hours and alcohol limit. (4) The supervisor confirms that the soldier is taking prescription or over-the-counter drugs that may damage the Vehicle Commander (VC) and is responsible for the overall safety of the crew. Senior Crew / VC (1) confirm compliance with this regulation and the requirements of AR 600-55. (2) Verify that the vehicle operates in a safe way and conforms to the applicable AMV standards and traffic

Boss straight down (3) Please report the dangerous operation of the vehicle to the person in charge of the vehicle. (4) After requesting emergency assistance, immediately report the emergency to the manager and the person in charge of dispatch. (5) Make sure the goods are loaded correctly and fixed before transportation and during transportation. (6) Under the following conditions, a restraint system is installed and a passenger restraint device is attached to the occupant. (A) The functions of steering, light, wiper, horn, warning signal, side mirror or rearview mirror, occupant restraint device and other safety devices are not working properly. The restraint system is used by the driver and all passengers. Employees who conduct emergency medical care are not subject to the use restrictions