How Risky Is A School Carpool?

The video discusses the risks of contracting COVID-19 through carpooling, categorizing it as a medium risk activity. It highlights factors that increase risk, such as involving multiple families, and suggests safety measures like wearing masks and keeping windows open. The video compares carpooling to other transport modes and suggests safer alternatives like walking or biking to school.

What is the risk level of contracting COVID-19 from carpooling?

• Medium risk

• No risk

• Low risk

• High risk

Which factor increases the risk of COVID-19 in carpooling?

• Keeping windows open

• Having children from multiple families

• Carpooling with siblings only

• Using the same car daily

What is a recommended precaution to take when carpooling?

• Keep the car windows closed

• Avoid wearing masks

• Increase the number of children in the car

• Clean the car after each use

How does carpooling compare to taking a bus in terms of COVID-19 risk?

• Neither has any risk

• Both are equally risky

• Carpooling is safer than taking a bus

• Carpooling is riskier than taking a bus

What is considered a safer alternative to carpooling?

• Taking a taxi

• Walking to school

• Driving alone

• Using public transport