Kiwa certification for taxi drivers: What is it and how do you apply for it?

Kiwa certification for taxi drivers: What is it and how do you apply for it?

David Mohan
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A Kiwa certificate shows that as a taxi driver or taxi company you meet established quality and safety standards. Read everything about the application.

What is Kiwa?


Kiwa is an international certification and inspection body that tests quality and safety standards in various sectors, including the taxi industry. A Kiwa certificate gives clients and passengers the certainty that a taxi company or driver meets the required requirements.


Why a Kiwa certificate as a taxi driver?


A Kiwa certificate offers several advantages:


  • More trust with clients and business customers
  • Distinctive ability compared to non-certified competitors
  • Demonstrable quality in the areas of safety, reliability and service
  • Access to tenders requiring certification


Which certifications does Kiwa offer for the taxi sector?


Kiwa offers specific certifications for taxi companies, including:


  • Certification based on the Taxi Quality Mark (KTO standards)
  • Quality certificates for special transport (care, students)
  • Vehicle inspections and inspections


How do you apply for a Kiwa certificate?


The application process is done via the website from Kiwa. You submit an application, after which an auditor carries out an assessment of your business operations and vehicles. If approved, you will receive the certificate.


More information

View Kiwa's current offering for the taxi sector: kiwaregister.nl/productpagina-taxi.

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