New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 1 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION
Chapter 5 - PUBLIC PROPERTY PROCUREMENT AND MANAGEMENT
Part 3 - ADMINISTRATION AND USE OF STATE VEHICLES
Section 1.5.3.11 - REQUIRED DOCUMENTS IN STATE VEHICLES

Universal Citation: 1 NM Admin Code 1.5.3.11

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024

Each state agency shall ensure that current copies of the following documents are kept in the glove compartment of all state vehicles in its custody.

A. Auto Loss Form. These are forms and instructions that are included in the packet provided by RMD on how auto accidents in state vehicles are to be dealt with by the authorized driver.

B. Fuel credit cards. Each vehicle will have detailed instructions and procedures for use of the fuel credit card with a list of authorized purchases.

C. How-to brochure. Each vehicle will have a brochure that provides the driver simple instructions regarding the use of the vehicle, telephone numbers, emergency processes, and waivers.

D. RMD financial responsibility document. These documents include the state's official proof of insurance and letter stating the state's responsibility to have proof of registration in a state vehicle.

E. Vehicle maintenance manual. This is the manual that is provided by the manufacturer which includes the manufacturer's specifications. Additional maintenance requirements or specifications may be required by the director or designee and provided to the leasing agency in writing.

F. Vendor list. This is a current list of SCFA authorized motor vehicle maintenance and repair vendors throughout the state of New Mexico. The list is to be used for preventive maintenance, emergency road service and repair.

G. Vehicle registration. This is the official proof of vehicle ownership/registration document issued by the state motor vehicle division. This document shall remain with the vehicle until ownership is transferred or the vehicle is sold by SCFA.

H. Vehicle mileage log. This log should have the date, employee name, beginning and ending mileages, destination, purpose of trip, type of fuel purchased, number of gallons purchased, total fuel cost, other vehicle related purchases, and a place for a supervisor to make verifications.

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