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B-232370 1 (1989-05-10)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadnld0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ,The Comptroller General of the United States Washington, D.C. 20548 Decision Michael T. Green - Relocation Travel - Use of Two Matter of. Privately Owned Vehicles - Mileage and Per Diem B-232370 File: Date: May 10, 1989 DIGEST 1. An employee, transferred from Fairbanks, Alaska, to Washington, D.C., was initially authorized to drive one privately owned vehicle (POV), to be accompanied by his wife and dependent child, with a second dependent child to travel by air at a later date. His travel authorization was amended to permit delayed relocation travel by his wife using a second POV, to be accompanied by the second dependent child. Employee was allowed mileage only for first POV. Under paragraph 2-2.3e(l) of the Federal Travel Regulations, use of more than one POV in lieu of other modes of personal transportation may be authorized under certain specified conditions. Since the conditions were met and agency approval was granted, mileage for the second POV is allowed. 2. An employee, transferred from Fairbanks, Alaska, to Washington, D.C., by amendment to his travel authorization, was authorized to use two privately owned vehicles (POV), to transport himself and his immediate family, based on his wife's need to delay her relocation travel. The employee drove one POV and was paid travel per diem at the full rate. His wife, who drove the second POV at a later date, was allowed per diem only at the accompanied rate (75 percent of full per diem). Under paragraph 2-2.2b(l)(b) of the Federal Travel Regulations, per diem at the full rate applies to her since she drove a second POV as an authorized mode of transportation on different days than the employee. DECISION This decision is in response to a request from an Authorized Certifying Officer, Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Department of the Interior.l/ The question asked is whether an employee may be reimbursed mileage and en route per diem 1/ Mr. Jerry A. Fries, file reference 1382 (820).

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