The health and safety of our passengers, partners and employees is our top priority.

As questions and concerns arise as a result of COVID-19 (commonly referred to as Corona-virus),

our company has taken a number of precautionary measures to provide the highest level of protection for our customers and staff.

A thorough cleaning of vehicle interior surfaces with disinfectant spray or disinfectant wipes is conducted following each ride, and all company working areas are cleaned and disinfected daily. Furthermore, we have instructed all employees and drivers to seek medical attention immediately if they feel unwell, and we do not allow sick employees and drivers to report for work under any circumstances.

You may notice some changes to your regular service as a result of these precautions, such as the removal of all printed and reading materials from the seat-back pockets or water bottles, unless requested, and the limiting of all physical material sharing between passengers and drivers wherever possible.

We appreciate your understanding and are dedicated to continuing to provide you with the highest level of service that you have come to expect. We wish you the best of health and look forward to serving you again soon!

 Vehicle Partitions to Improve Passenger & Driver Safety

To further enhance the cleanliness and safety of our vehicles, A&A? has begun installing protective partitions between driver and passenger areas. These clear dividers allow vehicle occupants to maintain an unobstructed view of the road while helping to ensure proper social distancing. This is beneficial for the health and safety of both our passengers and drivers.

In addition to our vehicle partitions, we also remain committed to upholding the highest standards for hygiene and cleanliness. We make sure each vehicle is thoroughly sanitized and disinfected after each use. Partitions are on all sedans and suv vehicles.

COVID-19 HEALTH & SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

A&A Limousine's main goal is ensuring the health and safety of our customers and staff. We have always had our Contagious Illness Response Plan (CIRS) in place and during this COVID-19 period, A&A Limousine is following Federal, State, and Local health guidelines as well as public safety regulations along with CDC guidelines adhering to strict sanitation procedures.

• A&A recommends all passengers to wear a protective face covering. If a passenger prefers not to wear a protective face covering, the driver may refuse to transport that passenger.
• If a driver feels uncomfortable with providing transport to a visibly sick passenger for safety reasons, the driver can choose to refuse transport.
• Masks Are Available upon request

ALL CHAUFFEURS ARE PRE-SCREENED DAILY

Chauffeurs are assessed for the following symptoms prior to beginning their shift

The following procedures have also been implemented regarding the safety of our chauffeurs and cleaning of vehicles:

• Our Company performs temperature and wellness checks on every chauffeur at the beginning of each shift.
• A thorough cleaning of each vehicle’s interior and exterior is being conducted daily.
• CDC approved cleaning supplies have been provided to each chauffeur to be used between trips.
• Vehicle approved sanitary fogging
• Interior surfaces are being wiped down and sprayed before and after each trip.
• Chauffeurs are always required to wear face masks with the customer in the vehicle.
• All sharable items have been removed from the backseat pockets of each vehicle.
• Chauffeurs will ONLY handle luggage with gloves.
• Chauffeurs will limit the contact with the client and avoid the shaking of hands.

As is our normal practice, we instruct all employees to seek medical care immediately if they feel ill or running a temperature. Of course, we do not allow any visibly sick employees to report to work. We are encouraging our team members who can work effectively from home to do so, minimizing in-office staffing levels.

We will get through it TOGETHER!

For more detailed information from the CDC and be found here: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html