Can my company force me to use my car and carpool?

Can my company force me to use my car and carpool?

Often times, I am required to drive several miles for work, trainings, workshops,
etc. Company policy is that if I travel upwards 100 miles and, the start time is
at or around my normal shift start time then I may travel the night before.
Sometimes, more than one person is required to attend. Should I be forced to use
my car to drive my coworkers, or should I be forced to ride with other coworkers,
especially since this sometimes means spending the night. We don’t have a
company car that is available for our use. I don’t think I should I be required
to use my personal car to drive my coworkers, nor should I have to ride with
them.

Asked on May 9, 2016 under Employment Labor Law, Alabama

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