Wheelchair accessible maxi taxis in Perth

Between 7 and 13 depending on the vehicle and how it's configured. Wheelchair positions take the space of more than one seat, so the exact mix depends on how many wheelchairs are travelling. Give us the numbers when you book and we'll confirm the right vehicle.

Maxi work runs on Tariff 3, which applies when five or more passengers travel or a large vehicle is requested: an $8.00 flagfall and $3.29 per kilometre, with detention at $98.00 per hour. That's the WA Government maximum as at August 2026, and rates are reviewed annually. For pre-booked group, event or airport trips we'll quote a fixed price instead so you know the total up front.

Because Tariff 3 covers a substantially larger vehicle carrying up to thirteen people. It's about 50% more per kilometre than the $2.20 standard rate. Compare it against the alternative, which is two standard taxis with two flagfalls running the same route and no wheelchair position in either. One maxi is almost always cheaper, and the group stays together.

Yes. Our maxi vehicles can be configured with more than one wheelchair position alongside standard seating, so a group including several wheelchair users travels in a single vehicle rather than being split across two.

No. There is no accessibility surcharge on any of our vehicles. Deploying the ramp or hoist, positioning chairs and fitting restraints costs you nothing and is never billed as waiting time.

As early as you can, particularly for weekends, public holidays and event days. Maxi vehicles are a much smaller part of any fleet than standard cars, so a fortnight's notice for a wedding or a group outing is sensible. Short-notice bookings are still worth calling about. We'll tell you honestly what's available.

Yes. Maxi vehicles have room for suitcases, shopping, mobility equipment and folded chairs alongside passengers, which is why they're the usual choice for airport runs with a larger family group.