Incident Reporting

Incident Reporting

When to report an incident

Drivers must report any incident that affects:

  • Safety
  • Service delivery
  • Vehicle condition
  • Passenger behaviour
  • Ability to complete a booking

Reporting incidents helps us protect both drivers and customers.

🚨 What should be reported?

Please report any of the following:

Road incidents

  • Accidents (no matter how small)
  • Near misses
  • Vehicle damage during a job
  • Breakdowns affecting a booking

Passenger behaviour

  • Aggressive or abusive behaviour
  • Unsafe or inappropriate conduct
  • Refusal to follow reasonable instructions
  • Situations where you feel unsafe

Booking issues

  • Unable to complete a booking
  • Passenger not present at pickup
  • Incorrect booking details
  • Disputes over fares or destinations

Refusals for safety reasons

Drivers are allowed to refuse a job if:

  • They feel unsafe
  • The passenger is behaving aggressively
  • The booking cannot be completed safely

In these cases, you should always report it to the office as soon as possible.

🚫 Passenger restrictions

In some cases, drivers may request that they do not receive future bookings from specific passengers.

This may be due to:

  • Previous aggressive behaviour
  • Safety concerns
  • Repeated issues or disputes

These requests will be reviewed by management and handled appropriately.

📞 How to report an incident

Incidents should be reported via:

  • Phone call to the office
  • Driver Companion (if applicable)
  • Direct contact with management

Please report incidents as soon as possible after they happen.

🔍 What happens after you report

Once an incident is reported, we will:

  • Record the details formally
  • Review any available system data (e.g. GPS, job history, calls)
  • Speak with the driver if needed
  • Investigate the situation fairly

In serious cases, we may also contact external authorities or licensing bodies.

⚖️ Fair protection for drivers

Reporting incidents is not a negative action.

It is there to:

  • Protect you as a driver
  • Protect customers
  • Ensure fairness in future bookings

Drivers will never be ignored when raising genuine concerns.

🧭 Summary

All drivers should:

  • Report incidents promptly
  • Prioritise safety at all times
  • Refuse unsafe or inappropriate jobs if necessary
  • Inform the office after any refusal or issue
  • Use the system to help protect themselves and others