§ 102-5.75 What circumstances do not establish a basis for authorizing home-to-work transportation for field work?
The following circumstances do not establish a basis for authorizing home-to-work transportation for field work:
(a) When an employee assigned to field work is not actually performing field work.
(b) When the employee's workday begins at their work; or
(c) When the employee normally commutes to a fixed location, however far removed from their official duty station (for example, auditors or investigators assigned to a defense contractor plant).
For instances where an employee is authorized for home-to-work transportation under the field work provision, but performs field work only on an intermittent basis, the agency shall establish procedures to ensure that a Government passenger carrier is used only when field work is actually being performed. Although some employees' daily workstation is not located in a Government office, these employees are not performing field work. Like all Government employees, employees working in a “field office” are responsible for their own commuting costs.
[65 FR 54966, Sept. 12, 2000, as amended at 89 FR 67866, Aug. 22, 2024]
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