Case Study
The largest dispatch fleet in Florida partnered with Curb to modernize its entire in-vehicle operation and give drivers the tools to compete.
Yellow Cab Broward
Yellow Cab was the first taxicab company in the United States to partner with Motorola in 1985 to create an automated dispatch system. Yellow Cab was overly dependent on an earlier generation of technology and needed to modernize its systems.
To improve dispatch services and lower overhead costs, Yellow Cab decided to move to a platform supported by the large team at Curb to ensure continuity and to benefit from the Dash, Marquee, and Way2Cloud (W2C) systems.
17.3% of Driver Earnings via Curb Flow (March 2026)
25.3% of All Trips via Curb Flow (March 2026)
+12.6% Year-over-Year Trip Growth (March 2026)
Yellow Cab of Broward County, Florida. Q1 2025 vs. Q1 2026.
Curb Flow launched Q3 2025.
Integrating Dash, Marquee, and W2C made Yellow Cab fully Curb Flow enabled, giving drivers access to millions of consumer, corporate, and healthcare trips dispatched directly through their existing hardware. By March 2026, Curb Flow was contributing over 25% of all Yellow Cab trips and 17% of total driver earnings.
When traditional trip volume declined year over year, Curb Flow more than covered the gap, turning a projected loss into 12.6% overall trip growth in a single month. The results in Broward are a replicable model for any fleet looking to grow driver earnings without changing how they operate.
