Preface

Fleet Organization, Mission, and Responsibilities

Performance Metrics

Official Use of Vehicles

Asset Management

Vehicle Acquisition

Alternative Fueled Vehicles

Fleet Maintenance

7.1 Maintenance Overview

7.2 Maintenance Objectives

7.3 Responsibility for Cost of Repairs, Maintenance, and Fuel

7.4 Preventative Maintenance (PM) Program

7.4.1 Environmentally Preferable Lubrication Products

7.5 Vehicle Repairs

	7.5.1 Unscheduled Repairs and Breakdowns
	7.5.2 Body and Paint Work
	7.5.3 Warranty Repairs
	7.5.4 Contract Repairs
	7.5.5 Vehicle Alterations and Modifications
	7.5.6 Manufacturers' Recalls

7.6 Unauthorized Repairs and Installation of Non-Standard Equipment

7.7 Disposition of Overage, Unsafe, or Unserviceable Vehicles

	7.7.1 Disposition of Unsafe Vehicles
	7.7.2 Vehicles Beyond Economical Repair
	7.7.3 Preparing Vehicles for Disposal

7.8 Field Breakdowns

7.9 Vehicle Historical Records

Vehicle Disposal

Fuel Management

10.

Contractor Use of Government Vehicles

Driver's Handbook

Forms and Reports

References

Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Definitions

Web Links

FAQ

NASA Official Fleet Management Handbook

Fleet Maintenance

Vehicle Historical Records

For NASA-owned fleet assets, historical records tracking details of work performed and costs shall be maintained on each vehicle for the life of the vehicle. At a minimum, records for each vehicle should show the total life-to-date costs of labor, parts, and commercial (outside) repairs Contractors and NASA Center personnel shall follow GSA FMC procedures regarding records management on GSA-assigned vehicles.

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