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A Privately Owned Vehicle (POV) is a motor vehicle owned or on long-term lease (12 months or longer) by the member or a dependent of that member, is self-propelled, licensed to travel overland on the public highways, has four or more wheels, and is designed to carry passengers or property.  A motorcycle or moped can also be considered a POV if the member does not ship a vehicle with four or more wheels on the same set of orders.  In either case, the vehicle can not be used for commercial purposes.  Members may be authorized to have their vehicles shipped in the continental United States if they are assigned to a ship that is changing home ports, have insufficient travel time to drive from the old to the new duty stations (documented in writing by their commanding officer), or have a medical condition that is certified in writing by a doctor.  A dependent of a deceased member may be authorized to have a vehicle shipped as well.  Members believing they meet any of these conditions should check with a counselor. Otherwise, members should plan on moving their own vehicles within the continental United States.  The Vehicle Processing Center in Hampton Roads is located in Portsmouth.  Hours of operation are Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.  


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