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JB – Nelson based ACC client with complex leg injury ,We would certainly recommend and use your company again. MB – Australian tourist, wheelchair user, M and myself wish to thank you for your service and the vehicle you supplied. Everything was perfect and we travelled from Auckland to Bay of Islands and then down to Taupo. BM– local private client (– wheelchair user), Thank you once again for your help with the van over the weekend. The filming went well albeit pretty tiring! Thank you so much for the efficiency and simplicity of this process – I will definitely recommend you to anyone needing these services CG – local private client, Got my freedom back! Thank you so much for arranging this. I had an email from Mr C over the weekend saying how wonderful it was that he could have his freedom back! MN -ACC co-ordinator , I just wanted to contact you to thank you for the wonderful service you provided, through ACC, when I fractured my ankle.
You supplied me with a wonderful hand-controlled car, delivered and picked up from my door. The man who… read more JM – AC knee injury client, Easy to deal with! I just want to say a massive thank you to you and your team as well forth use of the hand control car and how easy it was to deal with you guys! EP -ACC client with leg and arm in plaster, Thank you for Freedom’s prompt actioning of this. It is much appreciated by Mr A and his family. NR – ACC co-ordinator,Starting up a passenger service Whether you intend to operate one vehicle or many, starting up a passenger service is a major decision that should be based on quality information and advice. We recommend that, very early in your planning process, you get professional advice from people and organisations such as lawyers, accountants, insurance agents and Inland Revenue. You can also contact us for advice on the vehicle use rules and regulations you must follow. To operate a passenger service, you need a transport service licence.
Transport service licence labels must also be displayed in all buses, taxis and shuttles, as close as practical to the bottom inside of the windscreen on the passenger’s side. Find out how to get your transport service licence More information about transport service licence labels The Operator Licensing Rule specifies the legal standards and requirements you must meet to operate a passenger service business. In includes information for operators of: Not sure which passenger service you come under? Call our contact centre. Read the Operator Licensing Rule 2007 Your vehicle must meet high safety standards before you can operate them in a passenger service. These include registration and annual licensing requirements, and routine certificate of fitness (CoF) inspections. Your vehicle must continue to meet these safety standards while operated in a transport service. When buying vehicles for your business, you should also be aware of the safety features common in many modern vehicles and any features that could affect the environment.
Find out more about choosing a safe vehicle All vehicles are defined by class, with standards applying to each class. Find out more about vehicle classes, standards and rules Additional requirements also apply to passenger service vehicles. The Land Transport Rule: Passenger Service Vehicles 1999 sets out a number of additional requirements for passenger service vehicles, which includes features such as: Read the Land Transport Rule: Passenger Service Vehicles 1999 You will need to pay road user charges (RUC) if your vehicle: Find out more about road user charges As a passenger service operator, you must ensure that your drivers hold a current and valid licence for the class of vehicle they are driving, and a current and valid P (passenger) endorsement. More about driver licencesMore about P endorsements As a transport service licence holder, you can also access TORO (the Transport Organisation Register Online) to: More information about transport service licences Find out about TORO
No matter how sophisticated a vehicle’s technology, driver behaviour is the most crucial factor in avoiding crashes. You can improve safety for your drivers and other road users by investing in driver training – so they know how to use their vehicles, and have a good understanding of your expectations of their behaviour while driving. More driver training options are available through MITO, the training organisation for the road transport industry. Visit the MITO website Under the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992, a work-related vehicle is considered part of the workplace. This means that the health and safety rules applying to the workplace also apply to work-related motor vehicles. Read a guide to the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992 It’s important that you maintain your passenger service vehicles in a safe and serviceable condition at all times. Attending to faults when they become apparent will keep you in business and save you money in the long term.