Vehicle movements
Plan eligible vehicle transfers between approved locations.
For business
Driving capacity that can move with your operation.
DOD is launching verified driver support for approved personal and business vehicles together in Auckland on 2 November 2026, subject to product alignment.
Temporary gaps
Explore support when a suitable company vehicle is available but a driver is not.
Licence matching
Match work to verified classes, endorsements and eligibility requirements.
Planned oversight
Create booking visibility and records suitable for operational coordination.
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What supports responsible business bookings
Business bookings will be available for approved use cases whose product, insurance and compliance conditions can be supported responsibly.
Vehicle scope
Define eligible vehicle types, use cases and licence or endorsement rules for each category.
Insurance and authority
Confirm the business has authority to provide each vehicle and insurance that permits the arranged driver.
Operational controls
Establish fatigue, safety, incident, booking approval and recordkeeping requirements.
Commercial terms
Publish account, pricing, payment, cancellation and responsibility terms before activation.
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Preparing for responsible business driver support
A readiness checklist for business vehicle bookings
Before using an external driver marketplace, a business should identify authorised vehicles, permitted work, insurance conditions, required licence classes, fatigue controls, driver induction needs and incident contacts. These details influence whether a request can be matched responsibly.
Why licence matching matters beyond private cars
Commercial, industrial and specialist vehicles can require specific classes or endorsements. A business booking should only be offered to a driver whose verified eligibility matches the vehicle and work, with any additional site or operator requirements confirmed separately.
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