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Florida · Miami-Dade County Passenger Transportation Regulatory Division

Taxi dispatch software MiamiTLC, BACP, DFHV, LADOT and SFMTA ready.

Cloud taxi dispatch system for Miami fleets. Miami-Dade County Passenger Transportation Regulatory Division-aware booking flows for Miami's 2.1k licensed vehicles. AI Copilot in live taxi dispatch console. Transparent $59-$449/month pricing.

Cloud taxi dispatch for Miami-Dade operators serving MIA, FLL, cruise terminals, and Brightline transfers.

Miami's dispatch market is dominated by airport, cruise terminal, and Brightline rail-to-hotel transfers. PortMiami alone handles 7M cruise passengers a year, most of whom take a taxi or pre-booked transfer for the final leg. Seventy percent of riders prefer Spanish.

Medallions
~2,100
Cruise pax annually
~7M
Spanish-primary riders
~70%

Ireland · Miami-Dade County Passenger Transportation Regulatory Division

Built for the operating tempo of Miami.

Miami runs on its own dispatch reality: 2 airports, licensing under Miami-Dade County Passenger Transportation Regulatory Division, and 2.1k licensed vehicles serving 0.44m residents. TaxiCloud is calibrated for it natively.

Population
0.44m
Licensed vehicles
2.1k
Airports
MIA · FLL
MIAMI

Miami taxi dispatch — the operating reality

TaxiCloud's Miami deployment runs the same airport staging mechanics as MIA and FLL expect, plus PortMiami and Port Everglades terminal queues which work like compressed airport curbsides on cruise turnover days.

TaxiCloud taxi dispatch software, calibrated for Miami

Spanish is the primary language for both riders and a large share of drivers. The driver app, SMS, and rider booking UI are fully Spanish-localized; English is an option per profile.

Migrating Miami fleets to TaxiCloud

Brightline (Miami-Orlando high-speed rail) creates a new dispatch pattern: pre-booked transfers tied to train arrival times. The Aurora console supports train-time-tied pre-bookings that re-schedule automatically if the train is late.

FAQ

Taxi dispatch software Miami — questions answered.

How does PortMiami cruise dispatch work?
PortMiami terminal queues are modeled like airport curbsides with cruise-turnover-aware capacity scaling. The console alerts dispatchers when ship arrival times will drive a queue surge.
Is Spanish the default for Miami operators?
By default Miami operators ship with Spanish-primary surfaces for riders and drivers; English is one tap away per profile.
Are Brightline arrival-tied transfers supported?
Yes. Pre-bookings tied to a Brightline train number re-schedule automatically if the train delay feed shows a change.

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