Personal Driver/Chauffeur Agreement

Employer/Client: [Name] · Driver: [Name] · Date: [Date]

1. Services

Driver will provide personal driving services for [Employer/Client], including: [routine transportation, airport runs, errands], on the schedule described below.

2. Schedule

[ ] Regular schedule: [Days/hours per week]. [ ] On-call/as-needed basis, with [Notice Period] typical advance notice.

3. Compensation

[ ] Employee: [Hourly rate/salary of [Amount]], subject to applicable wage and hour law, including overtime if non-exempt. [ ] Independent contractor: [Flat rate per trip/day of [Amount]] — see note below on classification.

4. Vehicle

[ ] Employer/Client provides the vehicle, maintained per manufacturer schedule, with Driver responsible for reporting any mechanical issues. [ ] Driver uses their own vehicle, reimbursed at [Rate] per mile.

5. Driver Requirements

Driver holds a valid, current driver's license, a clean driving record, and [any required commercial/chauffeur license, if applicable in this jurisdiction].

6. Insurance

[State who insures the vehicle and driver, and confirm coverage extends to this specific arrangement.]

7. Confidentiality

Driver will keep confidential any information about Employer/Client's schedule, family, and personal matters learned in the course of this work.

Employer/Client: ______________________ Date: ____________ Driver: ______________________ Date: ____________

*This document is provided for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. A regular household driver working set hours under the household's direction and control is generally an EMPLOYEE, not an independent contractor, regardless of how this agreement labels them — misclassifying a household worker can create real wage, tax, and workers' compensation liability.*