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Spiffy Partners with Turo to Provide Vehicle Disinfection Services
Get Spiffy, Inc., which assisted with vehicle disinfection during the pandemic, announced a partnership with peer-to-peer car sharing company Turo to offer its clients services that will ensure that its fleet is properly cleaned and disinfected.
May 18, 2020
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Get Spiffy, Inc., which provided vehicle disinfection services during the pandemic, announced a partnership with peer-to-peer car sharing company Turo to offer its clients services that will ensure that its fleet is properly cleaned and disinfected.
Get Spiffy is an on-demand car care, technology, and services company and served as a vehicle disinfection provider, destroying COVID-19 nationwide in 20 consumer and fleet markets with American-made, hospital grade disinfectants that are EPA-approved 99.999% effective, according to the company.
The Turo community represents over 14 million people and their 450,000 vehicles across the U.S., Canada, and the UK. Like everyone in the travel industry, Turo has felt the dramatic effects of COVID-19 on their business and is looking forward to business returning.
As governors begin to lift shelter-in-place restrictions, experts predict vehicle rentals to increase from pandemic low points faster than air or train travel.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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