What uniform or dress code do Addison Lee drivers have to follow?
Addison Lee drivers must follow a strict corporate dress code of smart business attire rather than wearing a branded company uniform.
Last checked 25/10/2026.
Addison Lee drivers do not wear a branded company uniform, but you must follow a strict corporate dress code that reflects the executive nature of the passenger service. The company expects all drivers to maintain a smart and professional appearance at all times when logged into the circuit.
Accepted clothing standards
- A collared shirt or smart polo shirt
- Tailored trousers, chinos, or smart dark jeans without rips or fading
- Smart leather shoes, smart boots, or clean minimalist leather trainers
- A blazer, suit jacket, or smart jumper during cooler weather
What to avoid
Casual items can result in you being logged off the system or blocked from jobs by floor staff. Avoid sportswear, tracksuits, shorts, hoodies, and beach footwear like flip-flops. T-shirts with large graphic prints are also not permitted.
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