NATIONAL and local businesses have teamed up with Dorset-based i247 Group to provide a free 24/7 motoring support service for the county’s NHS workers during the coronavirus crisis.
The family-run automotive support group is now operating the dedicated phone service to provide NHS workers in Dorset a one stop shop to keep them and their vehicles on the road.
Joining with national organisations, local branches and local businesses, i247 Group will be able to help with breakdowns, urgent vehicle repairs, punctures, replacement tyres and windscreens as well as offering vehicle rental.
Founder and chairman of i247 Group, John Mason, said: “During this current Covid-19 crisis we are already supporting critical fleet and key workers nationally through our in-life automotive fleet services.
“But we wanted to do something more for our local community and felt there was no better way than helping NHS workers as our way of saying thank you for all that they are doing for us.”
“By working with various partners, we have been able to bring together, in one place, a single phone number that provides Dorset NHS workers access to a host of services and offers currently being offered by numerous automotive suppliers.
“We know how hard the NHS is working on our behalf and we like many businesses wanted to show our support.
“By bringing all the great offers of help into one place we hope we can make it easier for these workers to sort out any issues they have with their vehicle quickly and easily, keeping them mobile during CovidOVID-19 “
NHS workers can call 01202 628221 or visit i247group.com/dorsetnhs.
Support includes 24/7 vehicle support and direct access to fast fit centres and garage; workshops that remain open across Dorset; free breakdown service with the AA; priority access to National Tyres & ATS Euromaster mobile; priority access to Nationwide Windscreen Services; 40 per cent discount with VWFS Rent a Car; and hassle-free tyre, servicing, MOT, maintenance and repair appointments.
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