Travel Card - APC Comprehensive
Questions (Frequently Tested) with
Verified Answers
Requires each Executive department and agency to evaluate the credit worthiness of an
individual: - Answer: Public Law 107-134
Mandates the use of a Government sponsored travel card for costs associated with official
Government travel: - Answer: Public Law 105-264
Requires split disbursement to the travel card vendor: - Answer: Government Travel Charge Card
Regulations
States that the applicant understands the provisions of the travel card program and proper use
of the travel card: - Answer: Public Law 107-134
Establishes command, supervisory, and personal responsibility for use of the GTCC and the
operation of the DoD travel card program: - Answer: Statement of Understanding
Betty, a cardholder, receives a call inquiring about her SSN. The caller introduces himself as an
employee of the travel card vendor and tells her that he needs her SSN to verify the validity of
the card. What should Betty do? - Answer: Betty should not provide the information because
she is unsure about the legitimacy of the call.
Jackie, a restricted cardholder, performed TDY at a U.S. military installation. She used her card
to purchase airline tickets and other travel-related expenses totaling $250. How much of her
total credit limit remains? - Answer: $3750
Questions (Frequently Tested) with
Verified Answers
Requires each Executive department and agency to evaluate the credit worthiness of an
individual: - Answer: Public Law 107-134
Mandates the use of a Government sponsored travel card for costs associated with official
Government travel: - Answer: Public Law 105-264
Requires split disbursement to the travel card vendor: - Answer: Government Travel Charge Card
Regulations
States that the applicant understands the provisions of the travel card program and proper use
of the travel card: - Answer: Public Law 107-134
Establishes command, supervisory, and personal responsibility for use of the GTCC and the
operation of the DoD travel card program: - Answer: Statement of Understanding
Betty, a cardholder, receives a call inquiring about her SSN. The caller introduces himself as an
employee of the travel card vendor and tells her that he needs her SSN to verify the validity of
the card. What should Betty do? - Answer: Betty should not provide the information because
she is unsure about the legitimacy of the call.
Jackie, a restricted cardholder, performed TDY at a U.S. military installation. She used her card
to purchase airline tickets and other travel-related expenses totaling $250. How much of her
total credit limit remains? - Answer: $3750
