Driver business guidesNV
Start your business in Nevada
Review the Nevada Transportation Authority process for your passenger service. A business registration and an airport permit are separate from the operating authority for a charter limousine company.
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Register your business
Use the Secretary of State's current business portal to review entity registration and the State Business License. Confirm local business licensing for the city or county where you are based.
Confirm your operating permits
Contact NTA about the passenger carrier application and Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN) for your proposed charter limousine service. Review its application and tariff requirements before offering trips.
Prepare your vehicle and insurance
Confirm NTA's applicable vehicle inspection, driver permit and insurance requirements for your authority. Check vehicle eligibility before buying or leasing.
Check airport access
For Harry Reid International, review the AVI commercial vehicle access process, required documents and pickup rules. Each airport has its own access requirements.
Prepare for your first bookings
Once you have the required permits and insurance, give customers a clear way to find your company and book with you.
- Set your services, coverage area, prices and cancellation policies.
- Share your booking page with your contacts, hotels and local businesses.
- Ask for reviews after trips and follow up with your customers.
Manage your company with PrivyRides
Organize your customers, bookings, prices and payments. With the applicable plan and a published profile, you can list your company in the marketplace and offer booking on your website.
Customers choose the company. Your company provides transportation and maintains its permits and insurance; a listing does not guarantee bookings.
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