Compliance software for Miami limo & charter operators
Florida deregulated for-hire transportation at the state level and handed it to the counties — so in Miami the rulebook is Miami-Dade County Code, not Tallahassee. That means a For-Hire Limousine License, per-vehicle operating permits, a chauffeur registration for each driver, and the Miami International Airport permit. VettyFleet ships with the Miami-Dade stack encoded, tracked per driver and per vehicle.
What your dashboard watches
| Requirement | Cadence |
|---|---|
| Miami-Dade For-Hire Limousine License (Code Ch. 31) | Annual |
| Per-vehicle operating permit + DTPW inspection | Pre-service, then periodic |
| For-Hire Chauffeur Registration, per driver | Renewed periodically |
| Liability insurance ($125k/$250k/$50k, Fla. Stat. §324.032) | Continuous |
| Miami-Dade Local Business Tax Receipt | Annual |
| Miami International Airport (MIA) permit | Per airport; per pickup |
| CDL + P endorsement (16+ passengers) | As applicable |
| USDOT · Clearinghouse · random testing (CDL drivers) | Annual / continuous |
Rule content you can actually trust
Our Miami content is verified against Florida Statutes and Miami-Dade County Code — which is how we can tell you plainly that the county, not the state, licenses your limo (Florida deregulated for-hire), and exactly which three credentials you need to run legally.
Start with the free resources
Your Miami fleet, compliant by Friday
Add your drivers and vehicles, attach what's on file, and see exactly what's missing, expiring, or blocking dispatch. 30-day free trial, no card required — plans from $79/month on the pricing page.