What are the requirements for passenger vehicles during the pandemic?
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The following are the requirements for passenger vehicles during the pandemic: 1. Strengthen responsibility implementation: Operating companies must effectively implement their primary responsibility for epidemic prevention and control, establish and improve prevention and control work responsibility systems and management systems, equip necessary protective items and facilities such as masks and disinfectants, conduct driver training and education, report abnormal situations promptly, take corresponding prevention and control measures as required, and implement all prevention and control measures proposed by health departments and industry authorities. Each operating vehicle must be equipped with the "five essential" protective items: 1 mask, 1 spray bottle, 1 bottle of disinfectant, 1 pack of disinfectant wipes, and 1 "payment code." 2. Strengthen vehicle disinfection: Drivers must disinfect key areas such as the steering wheel, seat covers, and seats, as well as key parts like door handles and window buttons in a timely manner. If a passenger shows symptoms such as fever, the contact areas and facilities should be disinfected immediately. 3. Strengthen vehicle ventilation: Vehicles should be ventilated every 4 hours, with priority given to natural ventilation by opening windows to ensure air circulation and sufficient fresh air supply. When using air conditioning, the external circulation mode should be selected. 4. Strengthen personnel protection: Both drivers and passengers must wear masks throughout the journey. Drivers can refuse to provide transportation services to passengers who refuse to wear masks after being advised. Drivers should measure their body temperature once before starting their shift each day.
As a veteran driver with years of experience in the passenger transport industry, during the pandemic, every vehicle must undergo thorough disinfection before departure. High-contact points like seats, door handles, and armrests are wiped down with alcohol to ensure no dead spots. Passengers must have their temperature checked, scan health codes, and register before boarding, with seats spaced one or two apart to avoid crowding. I wear a mask and gloves throughout the drive, keep the windows open for ventilation, and set the air conditioning to external circulation mode. The vehicle is also stocked with hand sanitizer for passengers to use anytime. In case someone shows signs of fever or discomfort, I immediately pull over to a safe area, isolate the affected area, and contact the disease control department for handling. After each shift, a deep disinfection is performed, and records are reported. Safety comes first—only by paying attention to daily details can we prevent risks and ensure peace of mind on the road.
