Fixter has seen record demand for its physical contact-free vehicle maintenance service as drivers practise social distancing and self-isolation.
The service enables drivers to have their cars or vans picked up then serviced, MOT’d or maintained before being dropped back at their homes.
Limvirak Chea, founder and CEO, said: “We have seen a huge increase in demand for our service in the Covid-19 crisis as customers want to minimise contact or even leave their house.”
The service has been further enhanced for the Covid-19 emergency with a sanitising cleanse for cars, before they are returned to customers, including a wipe-down of the steering wheel, gear knobs, driving controls and handles.
Furthermore, where Fixter appointed delivery drivers are operational in cities such as London, Manchester and Birmingham they will wash their hands with soap and water and use sanitiser gels at regular intervals while maintaining safe distances when dealing with customers to avoid all forms of physical contact.
The service is also evolving with new ways of working to cope with the crisis. All staff are working from home, using the latest digital networking technology to keep operations running 100%.
