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May a non-state employee drive a state vehicle? Are they protected against liability claims if they do?

April 26, 2017drive employee liability non-State protected State vehicle

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May a non-state employee drive a state vehicle? Are they protected against liability claims if they do?

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A non-state employee may drive a state owned vehicle if authorized by the appropriate person in the State agency. Anyone driving a State owned vehicle with authorization on state business is considered an agent and is covered through the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Risk Management Plan.