Should I Wear A Mask In The Car To Protect From COVID-19?

The video addresses the question of whether wearing masks inside personal cars is necessary. Experts explain that the risk of contracting COVID-19 in one's own car is extremely low, likening it to being in one's own home. Masks are recommended only when sharing the vehicle with non-household members, especially if social distancing is not possible. Viewers are encouraged to send their questions to the provided contact for further expert advice.

What was Brooke curious about regarding COVID-19?

• The risk of contracting COVID-19 while walking outside.

• The risk of contracting COVID-19 while driving alone in a car.

• The effectiveness of masks in public places.

• The best type of mask to wear in a car.

According to experts, how does the risk of contracting COVID-19 in your own car compare to being at home?

• It is unpredictable.

• It is lower than being at home.

• It is the same as being at home.

• It is higher than being at home.

What is the main reason experts say there is no need to wear a mask in your own car?

• Masks are only needed outdoors.

• The car has good ventilation.

• Masks are uncomfortable.

• The car is a controlled environment.

When is it advisable to wear a mask in a car?

• When you are with people you live with.

• When you are driving alone.

• When you are with people you do not live with.

• When you are parked.

What should you do if you have a question about your COVID-19 risk?

• Ask a friend.

• Ignore it.

• Send a video question to newsy.com.

• Search online for answers.