Which AFVA covers Signals, Signs, and Airport Markings when mounted on a vehicle's dash-board or sun-visor?

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

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is knowing which publication governs what you must display on a vehicle when operating on the airfield. AFVA 11-240 is the instruction that covers Signals, Signs, and Airport Markings that must be visible on a vehicle’s dash-board or sun-visor. This ensures airfield personnel and controllers can quickly identify the vehicle’s role and status, and understand the applicable airfield rules while the vehicle is moving or parked.

That’s why this option is the correct one: it’s the official publication that specifies the dash-board or sun-visor displays for airfield operations. The other choices don’t address this specific requirement—one is a form, another refers to passes, and the remaining AFVA covers different topics—so they don’t apply to the visible signage rule on vehicles.