The mark consists of the stylized wording "CHARIOTS FOR HIRE" in red that is outlined in black. To the left of the wording is a stylized depiction of a roman charioteer riding a chariot that has the front upper portion in the shape of an eagle's head. Four gold ropes extend from the charioteer's hand and connect with the letter "C" in "CHARIOTS". The charioteer has a tan face, arms, and legs that are all outlined in black and have black detailing lines. The charioteer is wearing a red cape and red kilt that are both outlined in black and have black detailing lines, gold body armor that is outlined in black and has black detailing lines, and a helmet that is gold on the bottom, red on the top and is outlined in black and has black detailing lines. The charioteer is holding a whip that has a black handle, a black and gold thong, and a black fall. The body of the chariot is gold and is outlined in black and has black detailing lines. Underneath the body of the chariot is a brown base. The chariot has red wheel with red spokes, a brown center, and black detailing lines. All uses of white in the drawing represent background and/or transparent areas and are not features of the mark.