ab company Addison Lee It has been stated that it will maintain a partition between the driver and passengers in the vehicle at least until the summer of 2022.
The company launched screens for its 4,000 cars in May last year and said it had installed safety screens on the 2,500 ComCab taxis it acquired earlier this month.
Liam Griffin, CEO of Addison Lee, said: “The safety of passengers and drivers has always been our top priority.
“With the lifting of restrictions London This week, we will continue to lead the industry in health and safety and do our best to ensure Londoner Have the opportunity to get clean and safe transportation options.
“During the pandemic, our partition screens protected thousands of passengers and drivers.
“We will continue to play our role to help them feel as safe as possible while traveling.”
The move follows a similar decision to maintain passenger rules for public and rented vehicles.
Passenger is transportation For london tube Masks must still be worn on buses and railway networks, and other cities across the country have similar regulations.
Face masks are still mandatory on trams in Greater Manchester and Tyne and Wear, and at bus stops operated by the joint authorities of West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire.
Several airlines also insist that passengers must continue to wear masks, and ride-hailing app Uber also makes it a requirement for their vehicles.
In Scotland, it is still mandatory to wear masks in indoor shops, bars and vehicles.
Mr. Griffin added: “It is vital that all London transport providers provide clear and consistent guidance to passengers before travelling and find ways to protect the health of employees and the public above all else.
“The past 18 months have shown us that private leasing and taxi services can play a key role in helping to address transmission rates and increase public confidence.”
