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Turo Car Masks Promote Wearing Face Masks in Public
Turo hopes these masks will be a reminder to road trippers to wear their personal face masks in public at all times.
July 31, 2020
Turo has designed the new Turo Car Masks and is working with manufacturers to make them available to top hosts as a way to promote travel safety this summer and beyond.
Photo via Turo.
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To promote travel safety and the importance of wearing a mask in public, Turo has unveiled the Turo Car Masks. The car mask is an homage of the 1980's car bra, with a twist to promote public safety.
Turo has designed the new Turo Car Masks and is working with manufacturers to make them available to top hosts as a way to promote travel safety this summer and beyond.
This mask awareness push is part of our broader effort to promote safety while traveling, following the introduction of enhanced cleaning and disinfecting guidelines and the enhancement of contactless access options during the pandemic.
To promote safe travel this summer, Turo is offering new guests $15 off their first trips with the promocode WEARAMASK.
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