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The University reimburses personal vehicle mileage based on the IRS Standard Business Mileage Rates which is 70 cents per mile (as of January 2025) for University business travel.

  • Reimbursement is based on the actual driving distance by the most direct route (not more than 105% of the mileage listed on Google Maps)
  • Mileage is reimbursed from the traveler’s work location, unless driving from the traveler’s residence is closer
  • Gasoline and automobile expenses such as repairs and towing shall not be paid with University procard or reimbursed when driving a personal vehicle
  • An employee driving for University business must have a Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) Release and Information form on file with Risk Management
  • If a traveler is driving more than 200 miles, the University's preferred method of transportation is by rental car.
    • The University's Actual Cash Value Comprehensive and Collision coverage plan provides insurance on rental cars, not personal vehicles
    • Rental cars for trips more than 200 miles are generally more cost-effective than reimbursing personal car mileage
    • The University's mileage reimbursement calculator can be used to determine the more cost-effective option.