Governors Announce Joint Travel Advisory To Stop COVID-19 Spread

New York and Connecticut have issued a joint travel advisory requiring travelers from states with high COVID-19 spread to quarantine for 14 days. The advisory targets states with a positive test rate above 10 per 100,000 residents or a 10% positivity rate, including Texas, Florida, and Arizona. Florida had similar measures in March when New York had the highest cases. New York has since reduced its cases significantly. The advisory will be enforced, with potential fines for violations.

What is the main requirement of the joint travel advisory issued by New York and Connecticut?

• Travelers must quarantine for 14 days.

• Travelers must provide a negative COVID-19 test.

• Travelers must wear masks at all times.

• Travelers must avoid public transportation.

Which states are specifically mentioned as being affected by the travel advisory?

• California, Nevada, and Oregon

• Texas, Florida, and Arizona

• New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware

• Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio

What similar action did Florida take in March regarding travelers?

• Mandated mask-wearing in public

• Implemented a statewide curfew

• Closed all state borders

• Required travelers from New York to quarantine

What significant change occurred in New York's COVID-19 situation after April 7th?

• Cases declined significantly

• Cases remained the same

• Cases fluctuated unpredictably

• Cases increased dramatically

What consequence might a person face for violating the travel advisory in New York?

• Community service

• A warning letter

• A fine of thousands of dollars

• Mandatory COVID-19 testing