Safety and compliance
Passenger welfare, lawful operation and appropriate chauffeur and vehicle allocation take priority over commercial convenience.
Governance & Compliance
Governance designed to support dependable service delivery.
Black Fleet London applies practical governance controls across passenger safety, licensing, operational delivery, information handling, ethical conduct, environmental responsibility and supplier management.
Our published policies support a wider system of operational procedures, responsibilities, controls, records and continuous improvement.
Black Fleet London
Governance · Control · Assurance
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Completed governance, compliance and privacy pages
6 Areas
Structured governance categories supporting the operation
Operational
Policies connected with real service-delivery responsibilities
Review
Periodic review and earlier review following material change
Governance in Practice
Governance is not treated as a collection of documents. It is connected to how journeys are reviewed, allocated, delivered, recorded and improved.
Our governance framework establishes expectations for directors, operations personnel, chauffeurs, suppliers and service partners. It supports lawful operation, passenger welfare, transparent commercial practices, responsible information handling and clear escalation when circumstances do not proceed as planned.
Governance Principles
A clear foundation for safe, ethical and accountable operations.
The framework is organised around four principles that support decision-making and service delivery throughout Black Fleet London.
Accountability
Responsibilities, records, operational decisions and escalation routes should be clear enough to support effective oversight.
Integrity
Pricing, communication, information handling and business conduct should be transparent, responsible and professionally defensible.
Continuous improvement
Complaints, incidents, feedback and operational records are used to identify corrective actions and strengthen future delivery.
Governance Framework
One governance system supporting the full passenger-transport operation.
Individual policies sit within a connected framework of leadership, operational responsibility, oversight, reporting and review.
Central Responsibility
Black Fleet London Governance & Operational Oversight
Licensing, vehicle suitability, passenger welfare, incident response and professional standards.
Booking records, dispatch, pricing integrity, continuity and service recovery.
Data protection, privacy, controlled information access and information security.
Anti-bribery, equality, modern slavery, whistleblowing and responsible conduct.
Lower-impact operations, vehicle standards, efficiency and environmental improvement.
Defined standards, records, corrective action and continuous operational improvement.
Legal, ethical, professional and service expectations for suppliers and operating partners.
Policy approval, accountability, material escalation and governance review.
Published Policy Library
Explore our current governance and compliance documents.
The following pages explain the standards and principles Black Fleet London applies across its operation. Internal working procedures and evidence records may contain additional confidential detail and are not necessarily published publicly.
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Driver, Vehicle and Passenger Safety
Standards supporting lawful allocation, passenger protection, professional conduct and effective emergency response.
6 policies
POLICY 01
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Driver and Vehicle Compliance Policy
Licensing, documentation, suitability and compliance requirements considered before allocation.
POLICY 02
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Driver Conduct and Professional Standards Policy
Expectations for chauffeur presentation, communication, behaviour, confidentiality and passenger care.
POLICY 03
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Health & Safety Policy
Health and safety principles applying to operations, journeys, workplaces, chauffeurs and passengers.
POLICY 04
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Incident, Accident and Emergency Response Policy
Immediate response, reporting, escalation and follow-up expectations for incidents and emergencies.
POLICY 05
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Safeguarding and Passenger Welfare Policy
Measures supporting vulnerable passengers, professional boundaries, welfare concerns and escalation.
POLICY 06
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Accessibility, Assistance Dog and Reasonable Adjustments Policy
Inclusive service principles, reasonable adjustments and appropriate support for disabled passengers.
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Operational Control and Service Delivery
Policies governing booking information, dispatch decisions, commercial transparency, continuity and service recovery.
5 policies
POLICY 07
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Booking Records and Dispatch Control Policy
Standards for booking records, journey instructions, controlled allocation and dispatch accountability.
POLICY 08
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Fare, Pricing and Payment Integrity Policy
Principles supporting transparent fixed pricing, authorised payments and accurate financial treatment.
POLICY 09
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Lost Property Policy
Reporting, secure handling, record keeping and reasonable return procedures for passenger property.
POLICY 10
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Complaints and Service Recovery Policy
Fair complaint handling, investigation, communication, corrective action and proportionate service recovery.
POLICY 11
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Business Continuity Policy
Preparedness, communication, contingency and recovery principles for material operational disruption.
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Information Governance and Privacy
Responsible information handling, privacy, controlled access and protection of operational and personal information.
3 pages
POLICY 12
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Information Security Policy
Organisational and operational principles supporting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information.
POLICY 13
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Data Protection Policy
Internal principles for lawful, fair, secure and proportionate processing of personal data.
NOTICE 14
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Privacy Policy
Public information explaining how Black Fleet London collects, uses, stores and protects personal information.
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Ethics, People and Corporate Responsibility
Ethical business conduct, equal treatment, human rights awareness, protected reporting and leadership accountability.
4 policies
POLICY 15
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Anti-Bribery and Corruption Policy
Zero-tolerance principles relating to bribery, improper influence, facilitation payments and corrupt conduct.
POLICY 16
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Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy
Fairness, dignity, inclusion and equal opportunity across employment, contracting and passenger service.
STATEMENT 17
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Modern Slavery Statement
The company’s position on forced labour, exploitation, responsible sourcing and supply-chain awareness.
POLICY 18
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Whistleblowing Policy
Confidential reporting routes and protections for individuals raising genuine concerns about wrongdoing.
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Environmental Responsibility
Environmental improvement, efficient operations and progress towards lower-impact ground transportation.
1 policy
POLICY 19
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Environmental Management Policy
Principles for vehicle efficiency, reduced unnecessary environmental impact and progressive environmental management.
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Quality and Supplier Governance
Quality expectations, corrective action and the standards expected from suppliers and service partners.
2 policies
POLICY 20
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Quality Management Policy
The framework for defined standards, performance review, corrective action and continuous improvement.
CODE 21
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Supplier Code of Conduct
Legal, ethical, professional, environmental and service standards expected from suppliers and operating partners.
Roles and Accountability
Governance requires clear responsibility at every operational level.
Policies are supported by defined responsibilities applying to leadership, operations personnel, chauffeurs, suppliers and other relevant service partners.
Director
Provides governance oversight, approves policies, reviews material concerns and supports the allocation of appropriate resources.
Operations team
Applies relevant controls during booking, review, allocation, passenger communication, journey oversight and escalation.
Chauffeurs
Follow applicable legal requirements, operating instructions, professional standards and passenger-safety obligations.
Suppliers and partners
Meet agreed legal, ethical, information, environmental and service-delivery requirements relevant to their engagement.
Policy Management and Review
Policies evolve alongside the law, the business and the operation.
Policies are reviewed periodically and may be reviewed earlier following a material legal, regulatory, operational, technological or organisational change.
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Monitor
Consider legal, regulatory, operational and organisational developments.
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Evaluate
Review complaints, incidents, feedback, records and control performance.
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Correct
Identify proportionate procedural, training or system improvements.
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Approve
Material policy changes are considered through the appropriate authority.
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Communicate
Relevant updates are communicated to affected personnel or partners.
Governance Assurance
Governance supported by operational records and controlled workflows.
Black Fleet London’s operational environment supports clearer accountability across booking management, allocation, compliance, journey status, financial controls and operational history.
Technology supports governance, but does not replace professional judgement, legal obligations, human oversight or effective communication.
Supporting operational controls
- Booking and journey records
- Controlled chauffeur and vehicle allocation
- Driver and vehicle compliance records
- Journey-status and operational communication workflows
- Operator notes and allocation history
- Incident, complaint and service-recovery records
- Payment and financial-status controls
- Operational audit visibility
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Procurement and Due Diligence
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Corporate buyers, procurement teams and prospective partners may contact Black Fleet London regarding policy information, supplier onboarding requirements or supporting governance evidence.