Which item is described as 'Dash-Board or clipped on sun-visor'?

Which item is described as 'Dash-Board or clipped on sun-visor'?

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

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is how vehicle access credentials are displayed on base for quick verification. The publication that governs how access credentials are used and displayed is AFVA 11-240. It specifies that the appropriate authorization—such as a vehicle pass—should be visible by placing it on the dash-board or clipping it to the sun-visor so gate guards can easily see it during checks. This display method is what makes vehicle entry smooth and secure, and AFVA 11-240 is the source that describes that requirement. The other items are forms or different regulations that don’t detail where to place the credential for visibility.

The main idea here is how vehicle access credentials are displayed on base for quick verification. The publication that governs how access credentials are used and displayed is AFVA 11-240. It specifies that the appropriate authorization—such as a vehicle pass—should be visible by placing it on the dash-board or clipping it to the sun-visor so gate guards can easily see it during checks. This display method is what makes vehicle entry smooth and secure, and AFVA 11-240 is the source that describes that requirement. The other items are forms or different regulations that don’t detail where to place the credential for visibility.