Tesla, Alameda County Come To Agreement To Resume Full Production

Tesla plans to reopen its Fremont factory in California, contingent on implementing additional safety measures as agreed with the Alameda County Public Health Department. This follows discussions after Tesla CEO Elon Musk sued the county, arguing the factory is critical infrastructure. Musk criticized California's stay-at-home orders and threatened to relocate Tesla's headquarters to states with less restrictive COVID-19 responses. Alameda County will ensure Tesla adheres to the agreed safety measures before resuming full production.

What condition did the Alameda County Public Health Department set for Tesla's factory reopening?

• Tesla must reduce its workforce.

• Tesla must implement additional safety measures.

• Tesla must increase production.

• Tesla must close its headquarters.

Why did Elon Musk sue Alameda County?

• He disagreed with the safety measures.

• He wanted to increase production.

• He believed the factory was critical infrastructure.

• He wanted to move the factory to another state.

What did Musk do after suing Alameda County?

• He moved the headquarters to Texas.

• He ordered employees to stay home.

• He closed the factory.

• He reopened the plant and asked employees to return to work.

What was Musk's criticism of California's stay-at-home orders?

• They were beneficial for the economy.

• They were not enforced properly.

• They were an unlawful violation of the US Constitution.

• They were too lenient.

Which states did Musk consider moving Tesla's headquarters to?

• Washington or Oregon

• Florida or Georgia

• New York or New Jersey

• Texas or Nevada