1. Airport Reciprocity Agreement Limousine Industry Miami-Dade County Broward County Broward County Palm Beach County

3. PURPOSE  The need to provide highest level of customer service  Limousine users expect superior service  Limousine operators deal with repeat clientele and their business depends on client satisfaction  Proximity of the 3 counties  Need to curb illegal operations

4. ORDINANCE  Pre-arranged round trip fare 1- Operator must be properly licensed in county of origin 2- Transportation to and from a different county with reciprocity agreement 3- Operator may not operate within a county unless properly licensed

5. Ordinance  Pre-arranged one-way fare 1-Properly licensed operator from another county may pick up a passenger at MIA or the Miami-Dade Seaport and transport passenger directly to the limousine’s county of origin 2- Operator must meet airport and seaport requirements

6. Operators  Advantages: 1- Ability to transport clients to and from neighboring counties 2- Ability to transport clients to and from neighboring airports and seaports

7. Operators  Disadvantages: 1- Counties have different regulations 2- Operators tend to get licensed in counties with least restrictive regulations 3- Lack of enforcement would lead to unfair competition

8. Airport  Benefits 1- Offers our patrons the ability to utilize their preferred provider from their county of origin 2- Curtails illegal airport operations by allowing properly licensed operators to obtain MIA permit

9. Airport  Challenges 1- Must address the varying regulations from different counties 2- Reciprocity agreement only pertains to tri-county area but MIA issues permit to operators outside of these 3 counties 3- Requirements in other Florida counties can be very lenient as compared to tri- county area (or non-existent)