What identification must drivers carry when operating OKCFD vehicles?

When operating Oklahoma City Fire Department (OKCFD) vehicles, it is essential for drivers to carry both a valid Oklahoma Driver's License and proper OKCFD photo identification. This requirement ensures that drivers are legally permitted to operate a vehicle and are recognized as authorized personnel of the fire department. Having a valid driver's license demonstrates that the individual has met the state’s requirements for operating a motor vehicle, while the OKCFD photo identification confirms their affiliation with the department.

This dual identification approach is critical not only for safety and legal compliance but also for accountability and identification during emergency situations. It helps maintain a professional standard and ensures that individuals driving department vehicles are properly vetted and authorized. Carrying both forms of identification also facilitates smoother interactions with law enforcement and other agencies during emergency operations or routine activities.

While some options suggest alternatives like relying solely on a driver’s license or the approval of a supervisor, these do not cover the comprehensive identification policy that ensures both legal and department-specific identification is maintained.