Which AFVA number covers Procedures for a vehicle's dashboard or sun-visor?

Which AFVA number covers Procedures for a vehicle's dashboard or sun-visor?

• A. AF IMT 483
• B. Airfield Vehicle Passes
• C. AFVA 13-222
• D. AFVA 11-240

Answer: (C)

The main idea is knowing which AFVA governs how you display required documents inside a vehicle, specifically on the dashboard or sun-visor. AFVA 13-222 addresses the procedures for how documents must be carried and made visible within the vehicle, including where they should be placed so they’re easily seen during checks and inspections. This makes it the right reference for dashboard or sun-visor display rules. The other options are different tools or topics: AF IMT 483 is a form used for vehicle inspection or defect reporting, not for where to place documents inside the vehicle; Airfield Vehicle Passes refer to the passes themselves rather than the display procedures; AFVA 11-240 covers other vehicle operating procedures, not the specific dashboard/sun-visor display requirements.

The main idea is knowing which AFVA governs how you display required documents inside a vehicle, specifically on the dashboard or sun-visor. AFVA 13-222 addresses the procedures for how documents must be carried and made visible within the vehicle, including where they should be placed so they’re easily seen during checks and inspections. This makes it the right reference for dashboard or sun-visor display rules.

The other options are different tools or topics: AF IMT 483 is a form used for vehicle inspection or defect reporting, not for where to place documents inside the vehicle; Airfield Vehicle Passes refer to the passes themselves rather than the display procedures; AFVA 11-240 covers other vehicle operating procedures, not the specific dashboard/sun-visor display requirements.