Look at this finally city workers are being fined and tracked for using City cars for personal commuting

Misuse of City Resources. The Director of 
Information Services in the Enterprise Infor-
mation Technology Services Department 
(EITS) at H+H was responsible for managing 
EITS pool vehicles. He was not authorized to 
use pool vehicles for his personal commute. 
Nevertheless, during an eleven-month peri-
od, he regularly used pool vehicles to com-
mute between his workplace in Manhattan 
and his residence in Queens. He also made 
four unauthorized personal trips in close 
proximity to his home on days he was not 
working for the City. The Director paid a 
$5,500 fine, which took into account that his 
official responsibilities included safeguarding 
the proper use of EITS pool vehicles.

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