Book Wheelchair Taxi Melbourne
To book Wheelchair Taxi Melbourne, fill in the form below with your pickup address, drop-off location and preferred time. Tell us if you need a hoist, a ramp, or extra room for a mobility scooter, and we will send a vehicle that fits.
One of our team confirms every booking, along with the driver assigned to your trip, before pickup. Nothing is left to an automated system.
Book Your Wheelchair Taxi or Get a Quote
Booking a wheelchair-accessible taxi with us takes a couple of minutes. Fill in your pickup address, drop-off location and preferred time below, and let us know if you’ll need a hoist, ramp, or extra space for a mobility scooter. One of our team will confirm your booking and the driver assigned to your trip before pickup.
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Book you taxi with us now by filling the form below:
What Happens After You Book Wheelchair Taxi Melbourne
We check which accessible vehicles are free for your time, assign a driver trained for the equipment you have told us about, and confirm the booking back to you. If your pickup point is tricky, a narrow driveway, a hospital entrance, an apartment loading zone, mention it in the notes and the driver will plan for it.
Many passengers who book Wheelchair Taxi Melbourne travel on subsidised fares through the Victorian Government’s Multi Purpose Taxi Program. Check whether you are eligible before you pay full fare.
Questions Before You Book Wheelchair Taxi Melbourne
How far in advance should I book?
A few hours is usually enough for a standard trip. For airport transfers or peak times, booking the day before helps us guarantee the right vehicle.
Can I book a recurring weekly trip?
Yes. Send us the schedule through the form or by phone and we will set up a standing booking.
What if my pickup point is hard to access?
Mention it in the booking notes. Our drivers are used to working around narrow streets, steep driveways and awkward building entrances.
Can I book for someone else?
Yes. Families, aged care staff and support coordinators book with us regularly. Just include the passenger’s mobility requirements. See our services or contact us.
After you submit the booking form
Someone from our team checks which accessible vehicles are free for your time, assigns a driver trained for the equipment you listed, and confirms it back to you. No booking goes out unconfirmed.
The more you put in the notes, the better it goes. A narrow driveway, a hospital entrance, an apartment loading zone: all normal, all easier when the driver knows first.
Drivers allow 15 minutes at pickup and again at drop-off.
Booking for someone other than yourself
Families, aged care staff and support coordinators use this form regularly on behalf of a passenger.
Put the passenger’s name and a contact number that will be answered, and say whether a manual chair, powered chair or scooter is coming. For repeat trips, ask for a standing booking and we keep the details.
Fares
Trips are metered under Victorian rules. If you would rather agree a price first, note it on the form and we will quote you.
Payment happens at the end of the trip, by the passenger or a nominated payer.
What to put in the booking notes
The notes field does more work than people expect. Anything that would slow a driver down on arrival belongs there: a steep or unsealed driveway, a building with the accessible entrance around the back, a gate code, or a hospital where the drop-off point is not the main door.
It is also the place to say if someone is travelling with you, if there is luggage, or if the passenger needs a bit longer than usual to board. None of that is a problem when the driver knows before setting off.
If the return trip is already known, book it at the same time. Appointments run over more often than they finish early, and having the return already in the system means you are not starting from scratch afterwards.