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Dylan Coonrad, the creative director at Cannon Design wonders what it would look like if the universally recognisable street signs were no longer applicable. And he proposes new ideas of street signs to navigate public spaces in times of social distancing.
Read MoreLoganair has announced that it is working with the Scottish Ambulance Service. The company has converted one of its Twin Otter aircrafts enabling it to carry COVID-infected patients in Epishuttle isolation pods to support the NHS during this time of crisis.
Read MoreNew York Governor Andrew Cuomo mentioned on Twitter that JetBlue was donating free flights for incoming medical volunteers heading to New York State which the airline then retweeted.
Read MoreThese companies are offering their services free of charge to NHS workers in the UK to help them avoid the crowds in public transportation and to commute more safely.
Read MoreFrance uses trains from the national railroad to move COVID patients and reduce the pressure in some hospitals, especially in the Grand Est region which is particularly hit very heavy by the COVID outbreak.
Read MoreThe company is deploying e-bikes with NanoSeptic, a technology powered by light that uses mineral nano-crystals to create an oxidation reaction that is stronger than bleach. This technology is used on Wheels’ handlebars and brake levers.
Read MoreThe body care company EO Products is shipping 200,000 hand sanitisers to hubs across the US that Lyft will then provide to its drivers, at no cost to them.
Read MoreLyft has started offering the delivery of medical supplies for people in need as well as meals to low income-students who would normally receive lunch through school.
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