Transportation Hubs

Stations and terminals must adhere to strict cleanliness requirements to ensure public health and safety, especially in high-contact areas.

There is a growing need for transparency and accountability in cleaning operations, requiring clear documentation and monitoring systems.

Cleanliness directly influences public perception, comfort, and the overall travel experience.

Transport authorities and operators are expected to meet sustainability goals by using environmentally responsible cleaning practices.

Stations often cover extensive floor space, requiring efficient cleaning solutions with broad coverage.

High passenger volumes throughout the day result in constant dirt accumulation and increased cleaning frequency.

Facilities include different floor types such as tile, concrete, rubber, or metal, which demand flexible cleaning equipment.

Multi-level structures include stairs and escalators that present physical obstacles for manual or automated cleaning.

Gated areas and barriers add complexity to the layout, requiring precise navigation and smaller equipment to maintain cleanliness in tight spots.