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Vehicle for Hire 9/27/2021 Valid Permit (Non-TNC) Vehicle for Hire 9/27/2021 Valid Permit (Non-TNC) Company Company Name DBA Name City 30705 1ST CLASS SHUTTLE 1ST CLASS SHUTTLE YUMA 37658 1ST QUALITY TRANSPORTATION LLC 1ST QUALITY TRANSPORTATION LLC GILBERT 43112 3 TURKEY INGENUITY LLC 3 TURKEY INGENUITY LLC CHINLE 32930 4U LIMOUSINES 4U LIMOUSINES PHOENIX 42002 4X4 TRANSPORTATION 4X4 TRANSPORTATION SOMERTON 29942 5 DOLLAR HOLLER 5 DOLLAR HOLLER LAKE HAVASU CITY 50686 5 STARS LIMO, LLC 5 STARS LIMO, LLC SCOTTSDALE 35147 520 XPRESS 520 XPRESS TUCSON 50510 525-SERVICES LLC 525-SERVICES LLC GOODYEAR 35892 7 Star Limo PHOENIX 51485 8ANGELS AKOK TRANSPORTATION LLC Avondale 40576 A & N SERVICES LLC Phoenix 42989 A 2 Z LIMO A 2 Z LIMO Glendale 51408 A AND A LLC Gilbert 41320 A AND A TRANSPORTATION LLC A AND A TRANSPORTATION LLC TUCSON 32882 A AND K TRANSPORTATION HANDICAR TUCSON 42537 A CLASS ACT TRANSPORTATION, LLC A CLASS ACT TRANSPORTATION, LLC GILBERT 33128 A DONDE GUSTE LLC A DONDE GUSTE LLC CASA GRANDE 1882 A FRIENDLY CAB AFC TRANSPORTATION INC FLAGSTAFF 35255 A GOOD LIMOUSINE A GOOD LIMOUSINE SURPRISE 50140 A Helping Hand Transportation LLC SCOTTSDLE 39679 A MAN TRAN LLC A MAN TRAN LLC PHOENIX 50166 A PLUS LIMOUSINE LLC Phoenix 50043 A PLUS MEDICAL TRASNPORTATION LLCA PLUS MEDICAL TRASNPORTATION LLCMesa 30795 A SMOOTH RIDE A SMOOTH RIDE SCOTTSDALE 50886 A TO B LUXURY TRANSPORT LLC A TO B LUXURY TRANSPORT LLC Phoenix 31360 A-TAXICAB SERVICE, LLC A-TAXICAB SERVICE, LLC WICKENBURG 34192 A-Team Auto World,LLC A TEAM TAXI YUMA 51268 A.E.S LUXURY TRANSPORTATION LLC Gilbert 40174 A.S.I. 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