The “authorized point of origin” when transporting a POV from a post of duty is the last post of duty to which the employee was authorized to transport their POV at Government expense.

1. (a) The “authorized destination” of a POV transported under this subpart is illustrated in the following table:

   Table 1 to Paragraph (a)

   If	The authorized destination of the POV transported at Government expense is
   Transferred to an Official station within CONUS	The official station.
   Transferred to another post of duty and use of a POV at the new post is not in the interest of the Government	The place of actual residence.
   Employee separates from Government service and is eligible for transportation of the POV from the post of duty	The place of actual residence.
   Conditions change at the post of duty such that use of a POV no longer is in the interest of the Government at that post of duty	The place of actual residence.

2. (b) If transporting a POV from a point of origin or to a destination that is different from the authorized origin or destination, reimbursement will be for the transportation costs actually incurred, not to exceed what it would have cost to transport the POV from the authorized origin to the authorized destination.
3. (c) If there is no port or terminal at the authorized point of origin or authorized destination, the agency will pay the entire cost of transporting the POV from the authorized origin to the authorized destination. If preferred, however, the employee may choose to drive their POV to the port of embarkation and/or from the port of debarkation. If driving is selected, reimbursement will be in the same manner as an employee under § 302-9.101.