As companies prepare for comeback, they are confronted with new challenges which were far from anticipation a few months ago. ‘Safety and hygiene’ are now serious business aspects for every organisation to consider and are at the core of facilities management, day-to-day office operations as well as people movement.
The automotive world is gearing up for the new normal by setting up safe and efficient production lines, as well as taking their products to the customers’ living rooms.
When a car is unused for an extended period of time such as during the ongoing nationwide lockdown, it’s a good idea to take it in for a regular check up at the service station. Here’s a look at some of check points to get inspected in your car.
One of the worst pandemics, COVID-19 has had us thinking, what’s next? What would our professional and personal lives look like post the lockdown. How will the back-to-office protocol work? It also brings us back to the question on which our business hinges- Cars! What would the automotive world look like?
The current coronavirus pandemic has created an unprecedented situation, and fleet decision-makers need to develop a clear view of how COVID-19 could impact their fleet operations in both the short and longer term.
As part of the measures to limit the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), most non-critical vehicle appointments for service and repairs (e.g. to bodywork) are being postponed. In addition, vehicles are being left unused for a prolonged period. We have 6 tips to keep your vehicle in good shape while it's not being used.