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SCOTTISH PHVS AND TAXIS NOW PROTECTED WITH ASEPTIC PLUS+ APPROVED FOR USE AGAINST COVID-19
The Good Air Company, a sister company to well-known cab supplier The Taxi Shop, is now fitting its unique air and surface sanitiser in Scotland. Aseptic Plus+ is the only solution approved for use against Covid-19 for the taxi trade. The sys- tem sanitises both air and surfaces inside cabs and other vehicles. A growing network of approved fitters across the country means in many cases installation can be done locally, with Scotland amongst the first to benefit.
Auchinleck taxi operator Norrie Donis of A1 Lux Minibus & Taxi is a trained installer now fitting Aseptic Plus+ to PHVs and taxis in Scotland: “I bought one of the Aseptic units and was impressed by the service and product. My passengers are really pleased when I explain how it works and how it makes the air sanitised and safe. When I asked, over 95% said they are prepared to pay a small premium to travel in my protected vehicles. Bookings are up and of course my drivers feel good about their work.” Alongside running his ten-vehicle fleet for over 20 years, Mr Donis' experience makes him exactly the right kind of person for the task in hand, as Rob Breuilly of The Good Air Company explains: “We knew Norrie would be a brilliant representative and agent for us in Scot- land. He takes great care in his work, making sure the units are aestheti- cally pleasing in the vehicle and demon- strating how they
work. For us it’s important that passengers can see and understand how they are being looked after.” Norrie Donis is installing across the central belt including Glasgow and surrounding areas. Fitting takes about an hour and a half. Once the unit is in place and tested, drivers receive a certificate and print- ed stickers and notices to help inform their passengers of the enhanced vehicle safety. Approved against Covid-19 by the US environmental protection agency (EPA), and with UK tests in a working PHV resulting in a 99.85% reduction of harmful organisms, Aseptic Plus+ is the only sure way for drivers and passengers to travel safely in a sanitised environment.
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