Common use of Travel by Personal Vehicle Clause in Contracts

Travel by Personal Vehicle. Prior to utilizing a personal vehicle to conduct Authority business, all employees must comply with Authority Standard Procedure S250.05, Motor Vehicle Use – Personal or Authority-Owned. Board members, the CEO, EVPs and VPs are authorized to use their personal vehicle if necessary to conduct Authority business, without advance approval. Except for travel within the State of Florida, utilization of a personal vehicle by all other Authority employees must be approved in advance of travel in writing by the employee’s EVP or VP. Mileage for authorized use of employee’s personal vehicle will be at the Internal Revenue Service cents per mile rate in effect at the time of travel. Mileage reimbursement is calculated in accordance with Authority Standard Procedure S412.01, Reconciliation and Reimbursement of Travel, Business Development, and Working Meals Expenses. Personal vehicles should not be used if the estimated mileage reimbursement is expected to exceed the cost of renting a car for the trip.

Travel by Personal Vehicle. A. Prior to utilizing a personal vehicle to conduct Authority business, all employees must comply with Authority Standard Procedure S250.05, Motor Vehicle Use – Personal or Authority-Owned. . B. Board members, the CEO, EVPs and VPs are authorized to use their personal vehicle if necessary to conduct Authority business, without advance approval. Except for travel within the State of Florida, utilization of a personal vehicle by all other Authority employees must be approved in advance of travel in writing by the employee’s EVP or VP. . C. Mileage for authorized use of employee’s personal vehicle will be at the Internal Revenue Service cents per mile rate in effect at the time of travel. Mileage reimbursement is calculated in accordance with Authority Standard Procedure S412.01, Reconciliation and Reimbursement of Travel, Business Development, and Working Meals Expenses. . D. Personal vehicles should not be used if the estimated mileage reimbursement is expected to exceed the cost of renting a car for the trip.