You must have held a full, unrestricted Australian Driver Licence for a minimum period of 12 months. Your Driver Licence must be current and valid. International, Probationary or Learner’s Driver Licences are not permitted.

GoCatch is working closely with the Taxi Services Commission to assist with the ongoing rollout of the new transportation framework. As such, we require every driver with GoCatch to hold an appropriate and valid Driver Accreditation.

For more information, click here. Otherwise, please complete an application for Driver Accreditation, organise an appointment with your General Practitioner and submit your application to the Taxi Services Commission. Note: a current and valid Taxi Driver Accreditation is also accepted.

Please provide a full copy of your valid Third Party Property (Fire and Theft), Third Party Property Damage, or Comprehensive vehicle insurance certificate. CTP is not adequate vehicle insurance.

The document must have your name printed as the policy holder or nominated driver, and it must display the vehicle’s registration number, details, type of cover, and a future expiry date. Your vehicle MUST be insured under a Rideshare condition and this must be clearly shown on the document.

Note: The document is often called a ‘Certificate of Currency’ or ‘Certificate of Insurance’.

It is a condition of Commercial Passenger Vehicle Registration that the vehicle have passed a roadworthy vehicle inspection. Further information as about obtaining Commercial Passenger Vehicle Registration can be found here. Certified Roadworthy Testing locations in Victoria can be found here.

Please provide a full copy of your valid Third Party Property (Fire and Theft), Third Party Property Damage, or Comprehensive vehicle insurance certificate. CTP is not adequate vehicle insurance.

The document must have your name printed as the policy holder or nominated driver, and it must display the vehicle’s registration number, details, type of cover, and a future expiry date. Your vehicle MUST be insured under a Rideshare condition and this must be clearly shown on the document.

Note: The document is often called a ‘Certificate of Currency’ or ‘Certificate of Insurance’.

The Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads requires all ride-booking drivers to obtain a current vehicle safety certificate, issued by an Approved Inspection Station.

Drivers are required to maintain this certificate in their vehicle at all times when providing ride-booking services and are expected to provide evidence of it when requested by a Transport Inspector.

Note: Certificates are valid for 12 months. Each registered vehicle on the GoCatch platform must have its own certificate.

You must have held a full, unrestricted Australian Driver Licence for a minimum period of 12 months. Your Driver Licence must be current and valid. International, Probationary or Learner’s Driver Licences are not permitted.

For more information, visit this website. Your Driver Accreditation will need to be renewed every 3 years. Before you can apply for driver accreditation you must have a valid child-related employment screening clearance issued through the Department of Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI).

An application for driver accreditation is required to confirm that the driver does not suffer any physical or mental incapacity that would impair their ability to work effectively as the driver of a public vehicle.

You will need to complete the MR713 application, driver accreditation application form and MR1581 driver accreditation declaration form.

Please provide a full copy of your valid Third Party Property (Fire and Theft), Third Party Property Damage, or Comprehensive vehicle insurance certificate. CTP is not adequate vehicle insurance.

The document must have your name printed as the policy holder or nominated driver, and it must display the vehicle’s registration number, details, type of cover, and a future expiry date. Your vehicle MUST be insured under a Rideshare condition and this must be clearly shown on the document.

Note: The document is often called a ‘Certificate of Currency’ or ‘Certificate of Insurance’.

It is a condition in South Australia, that vehicles providing rideshare services, have been certified at approved vehicle inspection stations, prior to commencing trips, as well as Annually to ensure ongoing Vehicle Safety. Approved inspection stations can be found here.

You must have held a full, unrestricted Australian Driver Licence for a minimum period of 12 months. Your Driver Licence must be current and valid. International, Probationary or Learner’s Driver Licences are not permitted.

For more information, visit this website. An F extension, also known as a bus driver’s licence or charter vehicle licence, allows a driver to carry passengers for hire or reward, regardless of the number of seats fitted. An F extension is not required if you have held a T (taxi) extension and have held a Driver’s Licence for 4 years in WA. This licence is an extension of your existing driver’s licence. You must also have the relevant licence for the class of vehicle you will be driving.

You will need to complete an application form, police check, undertake an eyesight and medical checkup, and pay the required fees. You will also need to complete an F/T extension application (Form DL1), NPC National Police Certificate, Proof of Identity Requirements and a Medical assessment certificate: Fitness to drive (Form M107A).

Please provide a full copy of your valid Third Party Property (Fire and Theft), Third Party Property Damage, or Comprehensive vehicle insurance certificate. CTP is not adequate vehicle insurance.

The document must have your name printed as the policy holder or nominated driver, and it must display the vehicle’s registration number, details, type of cover, and a future expiry date. Your vehicle MUST be insured under a Rideshare condition and this must be clearly shown on the document.

Note: The document is often called a ‘Certificate of Currency’ or ‘Certificate of Insurance’.

It is a condition in Western Australia, that vehicles providing rideshare services, have been certified at approved vehicle inspection stations, prior to commencing trips, as well as Annually to ensure ongoing Vehicle Safety. Approved inspection stations can be found here.

You must have held a full, unrestricted Australian Driver Licence for a minimum period of 12 months. Your Driver Licence must be current and valid. International, Probationary or Learner’s Driver Licences are not permitted.

For an overview of the accreditation required to undertake rideshare services as a driver in Tasmania, click here.

Ride sourcing Drivers in Tasmania are required to hold an Ancillary certificate with an X-condition, and comply with all conditions and requirements of the Transport Commission exemption.

Further, ride-sourcing vehicles must have undergone a vehicle inspection within the last 12 months. For further information as to Ancillary certification, click here.

Please provide a full copy of your valid Third Party Property (Fire and Theft), Third Party Property Damage, or Comprehensive vehicle insurance certificate. CTP is not adequate vehicle insurance.

The document must have your name printed as the policy holder or nominated driver, and it must display the vehicle’s registration number, details, type of cover, and a future expiry date. Your vehicle MUST be insured under a Rideshare condition and this must be clearly shown on the document.

Note: The document is often called a ‘Certificate of Currency’ or ‘Certificate of Insurance’.

It is a condition in Tasmania that vehicles providing rideshare services hold a vehicle inspection certificate that is less than one year old.  Drivers must hold a type 2 AIS vehicle inspection report from approved stations, as can be found here. Note: If you have not yet obtained your Ancillary Certificate for conducting rideshare, a type 2 AIS vehicle inspection report that is less than 30 days old must be included as part of your application for Ancillary Certification.

You must have held a full, unrestricted Australian Driver Licence for a minimum period of 12 months. Your Driver Licence must be current and valid. International, Probationary or Learner’s Driver Licences are not permitted.

For more information, visit this website. All drivers are required to meet the new regulatory requirements set out under the Road Transport (Public Passenger Services) Regulation 2002 and the Road Transport (Driver Licensing) Regulation 2000.

From 8 November 2017 public vehicle driver licence holders will be required to hold a working with vulnerable people registration under the Working with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act 2011.

You will need to complete the following:

• Upgrade your driver licence to obtain a ‘D’ condition
• A completed ‘Commercial driver’s health assessment’.
• A completed ‘Rideshare vehicle licence application’, if required
• A completed ‘Rideshare driver accreditation and vehicle licence application’
• A completed ‘Authorisation to release public passenger driver licence and accreditation status’
• A copy of the public liability insurance policy for the vehicle (this must be in the registered operator’s name and endorsed for Rideshare or listed for business or commercial use)
• A copy of your working with vulnerable people registration card

Please provide a full copy of your valid Third Party Property (Fire and Theft), Third Party Property Damage, or Comprehensive vehicle insurance certificate. CTP is not adequate vehicle insurance.

The document must have your name printed as the policy holder or nominated driver, and it must display the vehicle’s registration number, details, type of cover, and a future expiry date. Your vehicle MUST be insured under a Rideshare condition and this must be clearly shown on the document.

Note: The document is often called a ‘Certificate of Currency’ or ‘Certificate of Insurance’.

It is a condition in the ACT, that vehicles providing rideshare services, have been certified at approved vehicle inspection stations, prior to commencing trips, as well as Annually to ensure ongoing Vehicle Safety. Roadworthy Inspection certificates may obtained from authorised vehicle inspection stations, as can be found here.