Protect Your Transportation Services 


Germs get a free ride


Germs are found on our bodies, clothes, belongings and surfaces, they go where we go, which means planes, trains, ferries, cruise liners, buses, taxis and delivery vehicles all have a ready supply of germs taking a free ride.


They can last for days on surfaces and they like to travel in the same conditions as we do, warm and cozy. One single surviving bacterium can easily reproduce into eight million bacteria in a single day that can be transferred from surfaces back to our bodies causing illnesses. 


Travellers and operational staff bring germs with them from day-to-day activities, their home and office which spread from surface to surface..


There are a million ways that germs can end up in your transport vehicle, and although many microbes are a necessary part of life, the few that are bad are really bad and can cause sickness, disease and in some cases, even death.


Trains, planes, buses, underground tubes, coaches, cruise ships, ocean liners, ferries, road haulage, delivery vehicles, taxis, bus terminals & washrooms all harbor germs, in all areas. Seats, volume and air controls, seat trays, seat belts, arm rests, departure lounges, handrails, doorknobs, overhead and underseat luggage storages areas, security check areas, counter tops and tables are all high touch high risk areas and they all harbor micro-organisms.


You can't stop Germs from coming onto your transport and travel vehicles or even into the waiting area, but you can kill them and stop their ability to repopulate once they're there, and protect your passengers, staff and visitors long term.

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Active surface protection is a comprehensive, easy to use, disinfectant cleaner deodoriser that eliminates bacteria

and delivers peace of mind and continued long term protection against Germs, for up to 8 days after a single application 


Germguard is a registered trademark and its use is strictly prohibited except pursuant to express written permission from Sean Connors