"driving on company business"

[Kenny同志]

I am translating a couple of corporate policies for a British client. One of them, which is named "[reference number] Driving on Company Business", is mentioned in other policies. But I don't have the document. 

 

I am very puzzled as to the exact meaning of this title as none of the definitions of 'drive' seems to fit here. Can anyone help? Thanks. 

[tooironic]

My guess it means using the car for company purposes. 

[889]

Not sure of the context. But that's a phrase that would usually refer to operating a vehicle in the course of the employer's business. Driving a car to work doesn't fit. Driving to meet up with a client does.

[Kenny同志]

That makes sense. Thanks 二位. :-) 

 

 

[DavyJonesLocker]

As above, sounds like a HR policy document about the rules and regulations when you get a company car or using your own personal car for company business. e.g. a sales man using his own car for business would not be covered by his own personal insurance etc

 

I do remember getting a these type documents in every job but i never read them   

 

 

[Kenny同志]

Thanks for sharing your experience with this, Davy. It's very useful. :-)