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Taxi, limo and NEMT businesses in Vermont

Vermont, 2023 (Census): 6 taxi and ridesharing firms, n/a limousine firms and n/a special needs transportation firms with employees, 42 jobs between them, plus 580 self-employed taxi and limo businesses (+7% on 2022).

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Key facts

Population (July 2023)
648,708[4]
Employer firms, three trades
6 (42 employees)[1]
Self-employed taxi and limo
580, receipts $14.8 million[3]

How many taxi, limo and NEMT businesses are there in Vermont?

6 employer businesses across the three trades in 2023, with 42 employees: 6 taxi and ridesharing, n/a limousine and n/a special needs transportation firms. Fastest change since 2022: taxi and ridesharing, -14%.[1][2]

Vermont: employer businesses, 2023 (Census CBP)
IndustryBusinessesEmployeesAnnual payrollBusinesses vs 2022
Taxi and ridesharing services (485310)6 (approx.)42$1.8 million-14%
Limousine service (485320)not published---
Special needs transportation (485991)not published---

[1][2]

  • Taxi and ridesharing: jobs 47 → 42 (-11%), payroll $1.5 million → $1.8 million

How many self-employed taxi and limo drivers are there in Vermont?

580 nonemployer taxi and limousine businesses filed in 2023 (541 in 2022, +7%), with $14.8 million in receipts, about $25,466 each. That is 97 for every employer taxi or limo firm.[3]

How does Vermont compare with other states?

Vermont ranks 17th for taxi and ridesharing firms per million residents and 48th for self-employed taxi and limo businesses per 1,000 among the 51 states and DC.[1][3][4]

Vermont vs the median state, 2023
MeasureVermontMedian stateRank
Taxi and ridesharing firms per million residents9.25.517th of 51
Self-employed taxi and limo businesses per 1,0000.92.348th of 51

[1][3][4]

What do taxi, limo and NEMT employers in Vermont pay?

Taxi and ridesharing is Vermont's biggest employer of the three, with 42 employees.[1]

Average payroll per employee, Vermont vs median state (2023)
IndustryVermontMedian state
taxi and ridesharing$42,714$37,725

[1]

How are taxi, limo and NEMT firms in Vermont organised?

Counts by legal form for Vermont, 2023.[1]

Vermont: employer firms by legal form, 2023
TradeS-corpC-corpSole prop.PartnershipNon-profit
taxi and ridesharing00400

[1]

What does this mean if you want to start one in Vermont?

Vermont holds 0.1% of US employer firms in the three trades. Licensing is local for most taxis; check your city or county, and the state for limousines.[1]

  • Taxi and ridesharing: 7 employees per firm on average
Vermont: firms by number of employees, 2023
Trade1-45-910-1920-4950+
taxi and ridesharing40000

[1]

Frequently asked questions

How many limo and NEMT companies are there in Vermont?

n/a limousine and n/a special needs transportation employers in 2023.

Sources

Fees and rules change. Each source is the official page we read, with the date we read it; check it before you apply or pay.

  1. [1] Census CBP 2023 (read 8 Nov 2026)
  2. [2] Census CBP 2022 (read 8 Nov 2026)
  3. [3] Census Nonemployer Statistics (read 8 Nov 2026)
  4. [4] Census population estimates (read 8 Nov 2026)

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