Estelle Marie Honorine Zitte-Fontaine

For me, it's a family affair .
Women have long been behind the wheel of heavy goods vehicles , while men have dedicated themselves to motorsport or the medical field, such as ambulance drivers . I was fortunate enough to grow up in an environment where engines, roads, and driving were part of my daily life.

From a very young age, I wanted to understand machines even before I could ride them. This led me to study motorcycle mechanics , with the ambition of one day reaching the world of MotoGP . Then the army came along and forged my discipline, rigor, and endurance . An essential step in building myself up, both personally and professionally.

I then multiplied my experiences, always with the same logic: to strengthen my mastery and passion for the road .

Some jobs taught me precision, others human contact, composure, or attention to detail . And all of them, without exception, gave me the certainty that I didn't want to do a job "by default," but rather live a true vocation.

That's how I fulfilled my third dream : becoming a taxi driver . Then, observing the limitations of salaried employment and the sometimes tarnished codes of this profession, I understood that I needed to create my own vision . A vision that restores to transportation all its elegance, refinement, and humanity.

From this conviction was born La Jade Signature : a private chauffeur and transport company , designed for those who do not just want to be transported, but truly accompanied.