Does anyone use runzheimer for mileage

He is a copier repair person and his employer uses Runzheimer to help cover the use of his personal vehicle for work no company car. There is a fixed component that covers the vehicle costs and a variable that covers based on mileage. There is very little I can find on the web about the reimbursement program and hoping someone here is familiar and can help.

The part I want to better understand is how the cost of vehicle is reimbursed the fixed portion. I am suggesting to my friend that he should get a 3 year old used car as he drives so much Re: Runzheimer - reimbursement for driving for work Post by investor » Sun Mar 03, pm I think it depends on the specific plan implemented by the company. My previous job used Runzheimer now Motus. It was a PAVR-type plan, ie fixed component and variable mileage based. This was a great opportunity to explore what bringing a storied and impressive brand into the future would look like.

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