New programme for Europcar keyworkers

Monday, April 6, 2020

Together’ programme to support the movement of workers in emergency service sectors in light of the Covid-19 crisis has been launched by the Europcar Mobility Group.

With retailers and other businesses the group will work in partnership and provide a rental service of light commercial vehicles and drivers.

To meet the increased demand for logistics and delivery  services in countries under lockdown or those with stringent social-distancing measures this will help meet the increased demand for logistics and delivery services.

There will be new cleaning protocols between rentals using chemical sanitiser to protect the safety of customers and employees.

Europcar Mobility Group will make thousands of vehicles available from £5 per day to emergency services staff including NHS workers, armed forces, police, paramedics, ambulance workers, fire services, social care workers and those working in education and childcare as a part of the programme in U.K.

Across Europe the programme will be rolled out and in other countries too where the group operates with its own subsidies.

By visiting the official website the  emergency services staff who require the use of a vehicle can book directly.

There is an unprecedented demand in the logistical and delivery services so the   Europcar Mobility Group will also work in partnership with selected retailers, to provide vans and light commercial vehicles with drivers.

Caroline Parot, chairwoman of Europcar Mobility Group, said that as a mobility service company, their group has a 70-year tradition of service to the public and to local and international companies.

Throughout the period, they will do everything in their power to pursue this mission and contribute to the solution that will enable them to emerge from this unprecedented crisis.

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