(b) Services related to garage facilities screen vehicles for access authority inspect delivery vehicles inspect vehicles for explosive ordnance

For new vehicles up to a year and for vehicles older than a year, respectively

Provision of 386,300 is based on fuel requirements for 316 fuel consuming vehicles, including 36 United Nations owned vehicles, 211 rented vehicles and 69 contingent owned vehicles.

This is based on the plan to provide 36 vehicles for nine identification centres (four vehicles per centre) and nine vehicles for Commission headquarters and three district offices (one for Laayoune, two each for Morocco and Mauritania and four vehicles for Tindouf).

Tools for mine protected vehicles

Tools for ballistic protective vehicles

Ballistic protective blankets for vehicles

Ballistic protective blankets for vehicles

However, parking spaces for diplomatic vehicles were often taken by other non diplomatic vehicles.

The total budgetary provision of 14,228,800 included 12,765,400 for military pattern vehicles, and 1,463,400 for civilian pattern vehicles.

Provision is made for requirements for 788 United Nations owned vehicles ( 857,100) and 149 contingent owned vehicles ( 162,100).

Provision for spare parts, repairs and maintenance is based on 300 per month per vehicles for vehicles over one year old and at 100 per month per vehicle for new vehicles.

36. Requirements for operating costs were based on the use of 905 civilian pattern vehicles and 1,800 contingent owned vehicles throughout the 12 month period and the rental of 50 vehicles required for elections for a 3 month period. However, owing to delays in the deployment of civilian pattern vehicles the actual vehicles transferred averaged 782 and the total military vehicles for the period averaged 1,335.

Unarmed aerial vehicles for border surveillance.

Fuel and lubricants for military vehicles.

For vehicles over one year old.

59. Ballistic protective blankets for vehicles.

91. Ballistic protective blankets for vehicles.

90. Ballistic protective blankets for vehicles.

37. The cost estimates provided for the operation and maintenance of 88 vehicles for liquidation, 23 vehicles for central support, one rented vehicle for six months and for the refurbishment of 489 vehicles to be transferred to other missions.

Case study two Vehicles for military use

No new vehicles were purchased for UNMIH.

Vehicles taken forcibly accounted for 34.2 per cent of the vehicles stolen in 1996, while only 5 per cent of the cases involved vehicles stolen while parked.

A provision of 87,600 is made for vehicle spare parts for maintenance and repair of 23 vehicles at 300 per month for 21 vehicles (sedans and 4x4) and 500 per month for two heavy vehicles (armoured personnel carriers).

Number of vehicles (average) Purchase of vehicles

7. Vehicles and related costs Purchase of vehicles

Invoice for transformation of vehicles into troop carriers

(b) Average fuel consumption targets for new vehicles.

Reducing the need for travel by private vehicles

(c) Average fuel consumption targets for new vehicles

vehicles

Let's say we converted all the vehicles in the United States to battery electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles or flex fuel vehicles run on E85.

(g) Approves applications for parking decals for rented vehicles. Ext. Room

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Original bill of lading for 22 UAZ 3151 vehicles

Retention of 236 vehicles for the military task force.

(a) For 52 vehicles in the Base fleet ( 33,600)

Provision is made for local third party liability insurance coverage for 271 United Nations owned vehicles, 151 contingent owned vehicles including 32 armoured personnel carriers.

As compared to the current level of UNFICYP vehicles, the proposed vehicle establishment includes 48 additional vehicles for commercial hire and the write off of 8 vehicles (four 4x4 trucks) with replacement.

As shown in annex II.C to the present report, the revised vehicle establishment of MONUA calls for a total of 959 vehicles, consisting of 816 road vehicles and 143 stationary (trailer) vehicles.

Based on actual expenditures incurred during the 1996 97 financial period, provision is made for the maintenance of 1,083 vehicles at a rate of 194 per vehicle per month for 637 civilian pattern vehicles and 642 per month for 446 military pattern vehicles.

The revised cost estimate reflects additional requirements for 79 additional vehicles in the United Nations establishment, the delayed repatriation of contingent owned vehicles and the retention of 236 contingent owned vehicles for the period from February to June 1998.

The proposed vehicle establishment for the budgeted period totals 935 United Nations owned vehicles, consisting of 788 road vehicles and 147 trailers.

Although the initial contract for ammunition and subsequent negotiations for the vehicles were with Ordan Ltd., the transportation documents for these vehicles recorded Elite Africa Ltd., another Chekroun company.

Mitsubishi vehicles