Meter, Navigation and Payments, on Hardware or a Driver's Phone

October 22, 2026
Blog

A driver's day runs through the front seat. When the meter, navigation, payment terminal and trip app are separate devices from separate vendors, every shift starts with more setup, more failure points and more cost for the fleet.

Curb's in-vehicle solutions combine the essentials so drivers can spend their time on paid trips. Fleets can choose dedicated hardware or let drivers use their own phones.

A certified GPS meter

Curb's digital GPS taxi meter is NTEP-certified and uses Weights and Measures-approved meter tables, so fleets can run it in regulated markets with confidence. On dedicated hardware, Curb's Dash puts the meter, fleet tools and NEMT dispatch on one screen. In Curb's words, it's "everything a driver needs. One screen, zero hassle."

Curb One: the whole business on a driver's phone

Curb One is the only driver app that combines a meter, payments, business tools and third-party trip offers in one place. It includes:

  1. A built-in NTEP-certified GPS meter with no extra hardware to install
  2. Tap to Pay contactless payments on iOS and Android
  3. Smart navigation and trip management, from dispatch through payment
  4. E-hail and Curb Flow trip offers between street hails

Drivers get trip payments deposited the next day, and pricing comes without hidden fees. Fleets get faster onboarding and lower hardware costs, since drivers can start earning without waiting for a device installation.

Payments built for taxis

For fleets that want passenger-facing hardware, Curb offers PCI-compliant payment terminals, including the lightweight Mini, the portable Victory 2 and the 7-inch Marquee, which also displays advertising and regulatory messages. Curb's payment hardware works with Dash, Way2Cloud and Curb One. Lucky Cab in Las Vegas says the processing stays reliable "even in the intense Las Vegas heat."

What it means for drivers and fleets

  1. Fewer devices on the dash: meter, navigation and payments in one place
  2. Flexibility: dedicated hardware or a driver's own phone
  3. Faster pay: next-day deposits for Curb One drivers
  4. More trips: trip offers built into the same app drivers already use

See it live: Try Curb One and Curb's GPS meter at Booth 403 at TTA Mobilize 2026 in Anaheim, October 26–28, or learn more about Curb's in-vehicle solutions.

Ready to ride?

Download Curb

Meter, Navigation and Payments, on Hardware or a Driver's Phone

October 22, 2026
Blog

A driver's day runs through the front seat. When the meter, navigation, payment terminal and trip app are separate devices from separate vendors, every shift starts with more setup, more failure points and more cost for the fleet.

Curb's in-vehicle solutions combine the essentials so drivers can spend their time on paid trips. Fleets can choose dedicated hardware or let drivers use their own phones.

A certified GPS meter

Curb's digital GPS taxi meter is NTEP-certified and uses Weights and Measures-approved meter tables, so fleets can run it in regulated markets with confidence. On dedicated hardware, Curb's Dash puts the meter, fleet tools and NEMT dispatch on one screen. In Curb's words, it's "everything a driver needs. One screen, zero hassle."

Curb One: the whole business on a driver's phone

Curb One is the only driver app that combines a meter, payments, business tools and third-party trip offers in one place. It includes:

  1. A built-in NTEP-certified GPS meter with no extra hardware to install
  2. Tap to Pay contactless payments on iOS and Android
  3. Smart navigation and trip management, from dispatch through payment
  4. E-hail and Curb Flow trip offers between street hails

Drivers get trip payments deposited the next day, and pricing comes without hidden fees. Fleets get faster onboarding and lower hardware costs, since drivers can start earning without waiting for a device installation.

Payments built for taxis

For fleets that want passenger-facing hardware, Curb offers PCI-compliant payment terminals, including the lightweight Mini, the portable Victory 2 and the 7-inch Marquee, which also displays advertising and regulatory messages. Curb's payment hardware works with Dash, Way2Cloud and Curb One. Lucky Cab in Las Vegas says the processing stays reliable "even in the intense Las Vegas heat."

What it means for drivers and fleets

  1. Fewer devices on the dash: meter, navigation and payments in one place
  2. Flexibility: dedicated hardware or a driver's own phone
  3. Faster pay: next-day deposits for Curb One drivers
  4. More trips: trip offers built into the same app drivers already use

See it live: Try Curb One and Curb's GPS meter at Booth 403 at TTA Mobilize 2026 in Anaheim, October 26–28, or learn more about Curb's in-vehicle solutions.

Ready to ride?

Download Curb

Meter, Navigation and Payments, on Hardware or a Driver's Phone

October 22, 2026
Blog

A driver's day runs through the front seat. When the meter, navigation, payment terminal and trip app are separate devices from separate vendors, every shift starts with more setup, more failure points and more cost for the fleet.

Curb's in-vehicle solutions combine the essentials so drivers can spend their time on paid trips. Fleets can choose dedicated hardware or let drivers use their own phones.

A certified GPS meter

Curb's digital GPS taxi meter is NTEP-certified and uses Weights and Measures-approved meter tables, so fleets can run it in regulated markets with confidence. On dedicated hardware, Curb's Dash puts the meter, fleet tools and NEMT dispatch on one screen. In Curb's words, it's "everything a driver needs. One screen, zero hassle."

Curb One: the whole business on a driver's phone

Curb One is the only driver app that combines a meter, payments, business tools and third-party trip offers in one place. It includes:

  1. A built-in NTEP-certified GPS meter with no extra hardware to install
  2. Tap to Pay contactless payments on iOS and Android
  3. Smart navigation and trip management, from dispatch through payment
  4. E-hail and Curb Flow trip offers between street hails

Drivers get trip payments deposited the next day, and pricing comes without hidden fees. Fleets get faster onboarding and lower hardware costs, since drivers can start earning without waiting for a device installation.

Payments built for taxis

For fleets that want passenger-facing hardware, Curb offers PCI-compliant payment terminals, including the lightweight Mini, the portable Victory 2 and the 7-inch Marquee, which also displays advertising and regulatory messages. Curb's payment hardware works with Dash, Way2Cloud and Curb One. Lucky Cab in Las Vegas says the processing stays reliable "even in the intense Las Vegas heat."

What it means for drivers and fleets

  1. Fewer devices on the dash: meter, navigation and payments in one place
  2. Flexibility: dedicated hardware or a driver's own phone
  3. Faster pay: next-day deposits for Curb One drivers
  4. More trips: trip offers built into the same app drivers already use

See it live: Try Curb One and Curb's GPS meter at Booth 403 at TTA Mobilize 2026 in Anaheim, October 26–28, or learn more about Curb's in-vehicle solutions.