Western Australia · WA Department of Transport — On-demand Transport
Cloud taxi dispatch system for Perth fleets. WA Department of Transport — On-demand Transport-aware booking flows for Perth's 2.4k licensed vehicles. AI Copilot in live taxi dispatch console. Transparent A$89-A$629/month pricing.
Cloud taxi dispatch for WA Department of Transport-authorised operators serving Perth Airport and the Pilbara FIFO corridor.
Perth is the most isolated capital city dispatch market in the developed world. Two hours by plane from any other capital, with a fleet that splits between urban Perth demand and the FIFO (fly-in fly-out) mining worker corridor to the Pilbara. Dispatch here has to handle both patterns from the same console.
Ireland · WA Department of Transport — On-demand Transport
Perth runs on its own dispatch reality: a single airport, licensing under WA Department of Transport — On-demand Transport, and 2.4k licensed vehicles serving 2.19m residents. TaxiCloud is calibrated for it natively.
TaxiCloud's Perth deployment runs OD-Transport-compliant levy calculation and accreditation tracking. The driver app supports both metro shift drivers and FIFO charter drivers — the latter doing return trips between Perth Airport and mining accommodation villages with very different operational economics.
Perth Airport T1 (international) and T3/T4 (domestic) have distinct taxi feeders. Mining charter terminals (Maroochydore, Karratha) operate as separate airport endpoints in the platform; dispatch knows the difference per vehicle authorisation.
Pre-booked corporate accounts for the major mining companies (BHP, Rio Tinto, Fortescue) feed the FIFO charter side of the fleet. The Aurora console supports the shift-pattern bookings these accounts generate without manual reconciliation.
Perth dispatch — by service
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