Information for limousine drivers and operators

The personalised transport framework provides choice for customers, while ensuring safety, accessibility, affordability and accountability for everyone.

Read more about the framework for the personalised transport industry and how it strengthens limousine customer safety standards, accessibility and accountability, and increases transparency for passenger fares.

Information for limousine operators and drivers

Authorisations and safety

• Application requirements for booking entity authorisation
• Monitoring and reporting
• Safety management framework and safety duty obligations for road-based public passenger services
• Driver disaffiliation
• Child restraints
• Vehicle and driver safety
• Driver training requirements
• Requirement to carry written notice
• Limousine licence conditions
• Disclose licence sale prices
• Advertising restrictions
• Maximum payment surcharge

Vehicle requirements

• Annual Certificate of Inspection
• Vehicle requirements for limousine service licence
• Vehicle security cameras

Requirements to provide a service in a limousine in Queensland

To provide a service in a limousine you will need to hold driver authorisation. You must also:

• ensure your vehicle is appropriately registered, roadworthy and has Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance
• ensure the vehicle has a certificate of inspection (COI), unless exempt
• carry a copy of the limousine service licence for the vehicle—this may be in either printed or in an electronic format (for example, on a smart phone) but must be presentable at all times
• provide an itemised receipt of the fare if requested by a customer.

Checking currency and class of driver authorisation

The driver authorisation public register is a free online service that allows the currency and classes of driver authorisation to be checked.

The register does not contain any personal information and only confirms the currency and classes of a driver authorisation number.