Surplus and End-of-Life Vehicles in the Public Sector Will Be Disposed Of
Within the framework of Central Government Budget preparations, the vehicle policy of public institutions is being reviewed and austerity measures are being implemented.
As part of the Central Government Budget preparation process covering the 2027-2029 period, it was reported that public institutions will dispose of their surplus or end-of-life vehicles.
Budget Preparation Process Has Begun
With the Budget Call for the 2027-2029 Period published in the Official Gazette, the basic framework to be followed by public administrations in their new period budget studies has become clear.
Austerity and Resource Efficiency
It is aimed for public administrations to focus on measures that will increase efficiency in resource use and to maintain austerity practices while preparing their budget proposals.
It is foreseen that public resources will be directed towards priority areas and that investment expenditures in the new period will be addressed in line with designated priorities.
Vehicle Leasing and Disposal Steps
According to the concrete regulations in the budget preparation guide, public institutions will take costs into account in their vehicle leasing requests.
By examining the condition of existing vehicles, contract durations, and energy and maintenance-repair costs, surplus or end-of-life vehicles will be disposed of.
Priorities in New Vehicle Procurements
Economic efficiency will be observed in new vehicle acquisitions, which will be kept limited to mandatory cases, and priority will be given to domestic production and eco-friendly vehicles.