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STATE OF VERMONT AGENCY OF ADMINISTRATION Bulletin Title:State Vehicles PolicyAppendix A:Taxable Fringe Benefit Personal Use of State VehiclesIssued by:Justin Johnson, Secretary of AdministrationBulletin

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How to fill out state vehicles policy:

1. Start by gathering information about your state's specific requirements for a vehicle policy. This may include regulations on vehicle usage, maintenance, and insurance.
2. Review any existing policies or templates provided by your state government. This will give you a starting point and ensure compliance with regulations.
3. Identify the purpose and scope of the policy. Determine what types of vehicles are covered, who is authorized to use them, and any special considerations for different departments or roles.
4. Define the responsibilities and expectations of both drivers and management. This should include guidelines for safe driving practices, reporting accidents or damage, and regular vehicle inspections.
5. Specify the process for acquiring and assigning vehicles. Outline procedures for requesting a vehicle, obtaining necessary approvals, and keeping track of vehicle assignments.
6. Address maintenance and repair requirements. Determine how vehicle maintenance will be scheduled, documented, and tracked to ensure safety and reliability.
7. Include guidelines for fueling and expenses. Specify authorized fueling locations, reporting procedures for fuel expenses, and any restrictions or allowances for personal use of state vehicles.
8. Establish consequences for policy violations. Clearly state the consequences for non-compliance with the policy, including disciplinary actions and potential loss of driving privileges.
9. Communicate the policy to all relevant stakeholders. Publish the policy in a clear and accessible format, provide training or orientation sessions for drivers and managers, and regularly review and update the policy as needed.

Who needs state vehicles policy:

1. Government agencies and departments that own or operate vehicles for official business.
2. Employees who are required to drive state-owned or leased vehicles as part of their job duties.
3. Managers and supervisors responsible for overseeing vehicle usage and maintenance within their respective departments.

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What is state vehicles policy?

State vehicles policy outlines the rules and regulations governing the use of vehicles owned or leased by the state government.

Who is required to file state vehicles policy?

All state agencies and departments that own or operate vehicles are required to file a state vehicles policy.

How to fill out state vehicles policy?

State vehicles policy can be filled out by providing detailed information about vehicle usage, maintenance, and reporting procedures.

What is the purpose of state vehicles policy?

The purpose of state vehicles policy is to ensure efficient and safe use of state-owned or leased vehicles.

What information must be reported on state vehicles policy?

State vehicles policy must include information on vehicle maintenance schedules, driver eligibility criteria, and reporting procedures for accidents or violations.