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Vehicle service resources

The following guidelines are to be used in the event of an after-hours need for assistance. This includes weekends and holidays and would primarily be used for unforeseen mechanical failure.

In any true emergency, call 9-1-1.
For non-emergency assistance, please call 503-378-2900. Every attempt will be made to answer your call. If you receive voicemail, please leave a message.
If there is no answer or call back in what is deemed a reasonable amount of time, there is a fleet assistance number on the back of the WEX fuel card, 866-544-5796. This can also be used to request aid.
The WEX fuel card may also be used in an after-hours or weekend situation to pay for repairs should you choose to arrange for repairs yourself. Please call 800-378-0077 on the next business day to notify the DAS Field Services office of repair details.

WEX fuel card use

The WEX fuel card is not to be used for routine preventative maintenance or inspection services; its intended use is for fuel and emergencies only.

Maintenance, repair and safety information

Salem metro area: contact the state motor pool shop at 503-378-4269 or smp.shop@das.oregon.gov to schedule vehicle maintenance or repair. Hours of operation are 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday (closed state holidays).

Outside the Salem metro area: contact the Field Service Coordinators at 800-378-0077 or field.services@das.oregon.gov for assistance in locating a maintenance or repair vendor in your area. All maintenance and repair vendors must call 800-378-0077 for pre-authorization before performing work on any DAS vehicle. Hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday (closed state holidays).

Vehicle recalls

DAS Risk Management additional resources

View DAS Risk Management's vehicle safety recalls guide for additional resources.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recall website

Visit the NHTSA website to check for active recalls for your vehicle. You'll need to enter your vehicle's 17 character Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).

Vehicle manufacturer recall websites

Click on your vehicle's logo to visit the manufacturer's recall website. You'll need to enter your vehicle's 17 character Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).