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Driving a <strong>VEMA</strong> <strong>Vehicle</strong><br />

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Please read this section if you drive a <strong>VEMA</strong> vehicle. You’ll fi nd information on:<br />

• Your responsibilities as a driver<br />

• Repairing <strong>and</strong> maintaining your vehicle<br />

• Buying fuel <strong>and</strong> operating supplies<br />

• What to do if you’re in an accident<br />

• Personal use<br />

CHECKLIST<br />

<strong>VEMA</strong> recommends you keep the following items in your vehicle at all times:<br />

Your vehicle’s FuelCard for easy gas purchases – please ensure that you have<br />

the right card for your vehicle<br />

Your vehicle’s registration card<br />

The manufacturer’s operator’s manual<br />

Survival kit (available from the <strong>VEMA</strong> Parts Store)<br />

Commercial inspection certifi cate (if applicable)<br />

This <strong>Guide</strong><br />

WHO CAN DRIVE A <strong>VEMA</strong> VEHICLE?<br />

One of the most commonly asked questions by drivers is “who can drive my <strong>VEMA</strong><br />

vehicle, besides me?”<br />

Anyone can drive your vehicle as long as:<br />

• The driver has a valid driver’s licence for that type of vehicle <strong>and</strong> complies with<br />

all conditions specifi ed by the licence, <strong>and</strong><br />

• The driver complies with our insurer (Manitoba Public Insurance) <strong>and</strong> their<br />

policies, is not under the infl uence of drugs or alcohol <strong>and</strong> complies with the<br />

Highway Traffi c Act, <strong>and</strong><br />

• Your organization allows it<br />

Keep in mind that these are <strong>VEMA</strong>‘s conditions as the registered owner of the<br />

vehicle. Your organization may have its own policy that governs the use of your <strong>VEMA</strong><br />

vehicle. It’s a good idea to check with your <strong>Vehicle</strong> Coordinator if you are unsure of<br />

your organization’s policy.<br />

For employees of the Province of Manitoba, you’ll fi nd the regulations governing<br />

vehicle use, operation <strong>and</strong> assignment in the Government of Manitoba’s General<br />

Manual of Administration.

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