Started by an Aussie who kept picking mates up from MIA

Every Australian expat in Miami ends up running an informal airport shuttle. Friends visit, then friends of friends, then someone's parents doing the big Florida-and-a-cruise trip, and every single one of them steps out of that arrivals hall the same way: blinking, jet-lagged, twenty-something hours from home, and about to get quoted triple by the first tout who spots the Qantas baggage tags.

Our founder did those runs for years before the penny dropped: Australians landing in South Florida deserved what savvy locals already had, a pre-booked car with a fixed price and a driver who actually shows up, wrapped in service that understands the particular state you are in after crossing the Pacific and half a continent. So Aus Limo was built: Australian in attitude, Miami in operation.

Today the service runs under FG Twelve LLC, a fully licensed and insured Florida transport operator headquartered at 1221 Brickell Avenue in the middle of Miami's financial district, as part of the TwelveTransfers network. That backbone means real dispatch, a six-class fleet from sedans to fourteen-seat Sprinters, proper insurance, and drivers who do this professionally, not as a side hustle between other apps.

The Aussie part is not a paint job. It shows up in the details: gratuity that is genuinely optional because we know you find tipping culture baffling, a bookings desk that answers emails on Sydney time, drivers briefed that your "thanks mate" at the end is the five-star review, and honest advice about whether that 6am cruise pickup really needs to be 6am. (It usually does. Ships wait for no one.)

Most of our guests use us four or five times in a trip: the MIA or FLL pickup, the cruise terminal both ways, a Key West or Orlando day, and the ride back to the airport at the end. By the second ride the driver knows your kids' names. By the last one you have our number saved for the next trip. That is the business model, and so far it is working a treat.