Description
Bespoke document service
Written around your company and operation
A subcontractor agreement should describe the real commercial relationship. We build the scope around the work, operating licences, vehicles, insurance, pricing, delivery evidence and control exercised in practice, rather than relying on a self-employed label.
What the tailored document can cover
- Services, territories, bookings and service levels
- Operator licensing, vehicle and insurance requirements
- Rates, fuel mechanisms, waiting time and invoicing
- POD, records, incidents, claims and audit evidence
- Subcontracting, confidentiality and customer protection
- Status, tax, liability, termination and handover review points
Who this service is for
For hauliers engaging owner drivers or other transport businesses. Employment and tax status depends on the facts, so higher-risk arrangements should receive employment-law and tax review before signature.
Official starting point
We use current official guidance as the baseline and then map it to the facts supplied by your business. See GOV.UK: self-employed and contractor status.
Important drafting boundary
Driver Handbooks provides transport-sector document scoping and drafting. Employment status, tax, TUPE, restrictive covenants, unusual indemnities or complex liability provisions may require review by a suitably qualified solicitor or tax adviser. We flag those points rather than presenting a generic template as legal advice.
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