“Probably not unless it was absolutely necessary for a work-related purpose. Where I live, there is a policy prohibiting people from taking city vehicles home, although there are some exceptions.”

— Chris Getty, attorney, Manhattan

“I'd say no. Mostly because I drive as a part of my job, but I have to drive to and from work. The money that goes to gas for those cars could be better used to benefit the city.”

— April Matthews, research assistant, Lawrence

“It would seem to me that it would be unfair to allow people that privilege in contrast to the rest of us. Unless, of course, they perform some essential or emergency task for the city.”

— Doug Crawford-Parker, lecturer, Lawrence

“If they have to go from their home to work at a site that changes, then it would be OK. Otherwise I don't think they should.”

— Wendy Bublitz, case manager, Topeka