LONDON, ONT. Bus passengers may breathe a little easier if the London Transit Commission (LTC) invests in an active air purification system. A report to the commission recommends investing $1.19 million to install air purification systems in its fleet of buses that would combat COVID-19 and other airborne viruses. United Safety and Survivability Corporation (USSC) has developed units specifically designed for buses. According to the report, the PHI cell, “produces continual low dose airborne hydroperoxide generated via UV catalytic advanced oxygen technology,” which is 99.9 per cent effective against airborne and surface COVID-19, H1N1, Avian Flu, MRSA, E.coli, and other viruses.
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