Complaints Policy - Quick & Fair Resolution

HerFleet explains how complaints are raised, reviewed, and resolved fairly and efficiently. This policy outlines our commitment to transparency, timely communication, and respectful outcomes for everyone involved.

At HerFleet, we are committed to providing excellent service. We take all complaints seriously and aim to resolve them quickly and fairly. Below is our complaints policy:

1. Making a Complaint If you wish to make a complaint, please contact us by:

Please include details such as your booking reference, the date and time of your ride, and a
description of your concern.

2. Complaint Handling Process Once we receive your complaint, we will:

  • Acknowledge your complaint within 48 hours.
  • Investigate the issue and respond within 7 working days with an outcome or update.

3. Types of Complaints We handle the following complaints:

  • No-Shows: If the driver does not show up at the agreed time, we will investigate and
    resolve the issue.
  • Cancellations: please give at least 24 hour’s notice. A cancellation fee may apply for late cancellations.
  • Soiled in the Car: If you soil the vehicle (e.g., vomit or excessive litter), a cleaning fee of £100 will be charged.

4. Investigation and Resolution After receiving your complaint, we will:

  • Review available evidence (like GPS tracking and driver logs).
  • Contact the driver for their side of the story.
  • Inform you of the findings within the stated time frame.

If your complaint is valid, we will:

  • Offer an apology and explanation.
  • Provide a refund or partial refund where appropriate.
  • Take steps to prevent the issue from happening again.

5. Compensation and Refunds Compensation may be offered, such as:

  • A partial refund.
  • A voucher for a discounted ride.
  • Any other suitable remedy based on the complaint.

6. Escalation Process

If you’re not satisfied with the resolution, you can escalate the complaint to a senior manager. If the issue is still unresolved, you may contact external bodies like Milton Keynes City Council or Citizens Advice Bureau.