New York Doesn't Need Another Lockdown, Lt. Governor Says

The transcript discusses New York City's progress in returning to work and achieving a sense of normalcy amid the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights the safety measures in place, such as mask-wearing and social distancing, and the cleanliness of public transportation. The economic challenges faced by the MTA and the need for federal support are addressed. The importance of monitoring infection rates and the potential for localized lockdowns are also discussed, emphasizing the state's preparedness and strategic approach to reopening.

What milestone did New York City achieve that allowed for the reopening of barber shops and partial office occupancy?

• Phase Three

• Phase Two

• Phase One

• Phase Four

What measure is emphasized as a small price to pay for returning to normalcy in New York City?

• Using public transport

• Dining indoors

• Wearing a mask

• Working from home

What has been done to ensure the safety of the subway system in New York City?

• Reduced train frequency

• Nightly cleaning

• Free masks for passengers

• Temperature checks at stations

What is the current status of New York's infection rate compared to other states?

• Highest in the nation

• Lowest in the nation

• Increasing rapidly

• Average among states

What is the MTA's main concern if they do not receive federal assistance?

• Increased ticket prices

• Reduced train services

• Lack of staff

• Running out of cash

What approach has New York taken to avoid a second lockdown?

• Reopening all businesses at once

• Ignoring data and science

• Relying on herd immunity

• Following a phased rollout

What system is in place to monitor and control potential spikes in COVID-19 cases in New York?

• Random testing

• Contact tracing

• Social media monitoring

• Public surveys