Driver Daily Hours Log
Account for a day at the wheel in enough detail to answer an operator, a client or an inspector, and see for yourself how close to your limits you are running.
Professional drivers · PD-05
A free printable taxi earnings sheet — every fare with tip, extras and how it was paid, then commission, rent and fuel deducted to reach what the shift paid.
One page. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
Print it and write on it
Fill it in type and save
The fillable versions have real form fields — open them in any PDF reader, type into them and save. Printing help.
Know what a shift or a week really earned after the operator's cut, and check the operator's or platform's payout against your own count.
Taxi and private hire drivers, app drivers and owner-drivers paying commission, rent or a settle to someone else.
One page, top to bottom:
Printed under the title: A taxi, private hire or owner-driver's takings for one shift or one week — each job with its fare, tip and how it was paid, then the deductions that come off before the money is yours. No fare rates, commission or fees are printed: those are your operator's, your platform's or your licensing area's, so write in what you are actually charged and reconcile the payout against it.
Write-on lines: Driver · Plate / badge no. · Vehicle reg. · Period covered · Operator / platform · Commission rate charged · Vehicle rent / settle · Other fixed deduction
Table, 10 rows: Time · Pick-up · Drop-off · Job type · Fare · Tip · Paid by · Extras
Write-on lines: Total fares · Total tips · Total extras · Cash taken · Card / account owed · Commission deducted · Rent / settle · Fuel · Other deductions · Net to driver
Because every operator, platform and licensing area sets its own, and they change. The sheet gives you a box for the rate you are charged so the arithmetic is yours and checkable, not ours and wrong.
It is a record of takings and deductions that a tax return could be built from, but what you can claim and how you report it depend on the rules where you are. Keep the sheets and ask an accountant or your tax authority.
Account for a day at the wheel in enough detail to answer an operator, a client or an inspector, and see for yourself how close to your limits you are running.
Get back what a trip cost you, in one claim with the receipts in order, rather than a shoebox of paper and an argument about the nights.
See what a vehicle actually costs to run and spot a change in fuel consumption early, which is often the first sign that something mechanical is wrong.
Collect business costs as they happen so the year end is a total and a folder rather than a shoebox and a lost afternoon.
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