GSAProposed Rule
Federal Travel Regulation: Alternative Fuel Vehicle Usage During Relocations; Planned Rescission
TransportationEnvironmentLabor & Workplace
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Summary
The federal government is proposing to cancel a rule that required federal employees to use electric or alternative fuel vehicles when the government relocates them for work. This change means the government may no longer prioritize environmentally friendly cars for employee moves, potentially affecting the demand for cleaner vehicles and related environmental goals.
Key Points
- 1The GSA (General Services Administration) is proposing to eliminate a requirement for federal employees to use alternative fuel vehicles during work-related relocations
- 2Currently, when the government moves an employee to a new location, it must arrange transportation using electric or other low-emission vehicles where possible
- 3Canceling this rule would give the government more flexibility in choosing any vehicle for employee relocations, regardless of fuel type
- 4This is a proposed change, meaning the government is still gathering public feedback before making a final decision
- 5The change could affect federal spending on transportation, employee relocation practices, and the government's commitment to reducing carbon emissions
Key Dates
Published
April 16, 2025
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