HURLBURTFIELDI65-101 — Use Of Privately-owned Conveyance For Official Business

HURLBURTFIELDI65-101 governs reimbursable use of privately owned conveyances for official business within Hurlburt Field's POD.

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  • Publication number: HURLBURTFIELDI65-101
  • Title: USE OF PRIVATELY-OWNED CONVEYANCE FOR OFFICIAL BUSINESS
  • Date: 2017-05-19

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It defines vicinity travel status, sets travel restrictions, identifies approving authorities, and establishes travel allowances for Reservists. It requires government transportation when available and specifies documentation and claim requirements for reimbursable travel.

Applies to: It applies to all units and partner units’ personnel serviced by the Hurlburt Field Financial Services Office, Customer Support (1 SOCPTS/FMF).

Topics covered

  • Privately owned conveyance usage
  • Permissible operating distance
  • Vicinity travel status
  • Travel restrictions
  • Approving authorities
  • Reservist travel allowances

Questions and answers

When can privately owned conveyances be authorized for reimbursable travel?

When US government transportation is not available and when it is otherwise more advantageous to the US government, the use of POCs may be authorized on a reimbursable basis. (paragraph 1)

What certificate is required before using a privately owned vehicle?

1 SOLRS/LGRD will issue a certificate of nonavailability prior to authorization for use of privately owned vehicle. (paragraph 1)

Who receives reimbursement when people travel together in one privately owned conveyance?

When two or more persons travel together on the same trip and in the same POC, reimbursement will be made only to the owner of the vehicle. (paragraph 1)

Is travel between home and the place of duty reimbursable?

Payment is not normally authorized for travel between home and place of duty. (paragraph 3)

What statement must be included on vicinity travel claims?

“I certify that official travel was performed by POC of which I was in fact the owner/operator, and my claim does not include mileage between place of duty and place where meals were taken.” (paragraph 3)

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