Route 2 Maxi-Taxi Association

To provide safe, reliable and efficient transportation while serving and connecting the communities of Trinidad & Tobago. R2MTA is committed to supporting and representing our members, upholding integrity and accountability, and maintaining a high standard of service to the travelling public.

Route Two Maxi Taxi Association is your one-stop solution for all your transportation needs!

Serving passengers from Port of Spain to Matelot and communities throughout the Eastern Corridor, R2MTA is proud to represent a fleet of approximately 2,500 maxi taxis, providing reliable and accessible transportation every day.

 

Operating from one of the largest transportation hubs in the region, we connect communities, support businesses and keep Trinidad & Tobago moving.

R2MTA — Connecting People, Connecting Communities, Moving Trinidad and Tobago Forward.

Resources

The Route Two Maxi Taxi Association is committed to providing resources for and updates relevant to the members of the Association and the public.

Did You Know?

  • The fare in 1979 was $2.50TT and at that time maxi-taxis could be found on Broadway, and lower Charlotte and Henry Streets, Port of Spain.
  • The first Maxi Taxi Act was implemented in 1980 however, it was later cancelled and re-enacted in the year 1992. In 1992, the MAXI TAXI ACT, CHAP. 48:53 (“the Act”) and Regulations under the said Act became Law.
  • On 17th November 1995 the Route 2 maxi-taxis were relocated from the streets of Port of Spain to Transit Centre, City Gate, South Quay, Port of Spain.
  • The Route Two Maxi Association had its own newsletter titled ‘Maxi Update’. The first issue was printed in 1997. The chief editor was Ms. Elu ‘Princess’ Dillon, Public Relations Officer of the Association.

Traveller’s Tips

  • Take notice of the maxi-taxi’s vehicle number.
  • Take notice of the name on the maxi-taxi (if any).
  • Look for identifying markers on/in the maxi-taxi (if any).
  • Remember where you were seated in the maxi-taxi.