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PREFACE 0. Preface
Fleet Organization, Mission, and Responsibilities 1. Fleet Organization, Mission, and Responsibilities
Performance Metrics 2. Performance Metrics
Official Use of Vehicles 3. Official Use of Vehicles
Asset Management 4. Asset Management
Vehicle Acquisition 5. Vehicle Acquisition
6. Alternative Fueled Vehicles
   
6.1 Adherence to NASA Compliance Strategy and Goals
6.2 Mandatory Use of On-Site Alternative Fuel Resources
6.3 Use of Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (NEV's)
Fleet Maintenance 7. Fleet Maintenance
Vehicle Disposal 8. Vehicle Disposal
Fuel Management 9. Fuel Management
Contractor Use of Government Vehicles 10. Contractor Use of Government Vehicles
Forms and Reports   Driver's Handbook
Forms and Reports   Forms and Reports
Reference Materials   References
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Definitions   Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Definitions
Useful Web Links   Web Links
Frequently Asked Questions   FAQ

 

NASA Official Fleet Management Handbook

Alternative Fueled Vehicles

Mandatory Use of On-Site Alternative Fuel Resources

Ideally, all Centers should have on-site alternative fuel facilities but this may not be feasible at all locations. Nevertheless, for sites that do have the capability, use of B20 bio-diesel fuel is required for diesel-powered vehicles and use of E-85 fuel is required in all vehicles that are designed for E-85 use. The use of fuel management key- or card-lock systems to enforce use of on-site supplies of E-85 is recommended where appropriate.

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