Military reservists would get reimbursed for rental car costs for distant training.
This bill would help military reservists get paid back for rental car costs. If they travel more than 150 miles from home for part-time training or Ready Reserve duty, they would get money back for their rental car expenses. This fixes a problem where current rules generally do not cover these costs.
Today, military service members in the reserves are not paid back for rental car costs. This applies when they travel more than 150 miles for certain training or duty. After this bill, they would get money back for these rental car expenses. This would cover the entire training or duty period, plus a day of travel either before or after.
HR 7593 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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