New York City Begins Phase Three of Reopening Without Indoor Dining

The video discusses the transition to phase three, highlighting the success of previous phases due to collective efforts. It emphasizes the reopening of personal services and recreational activities while maintaining safety protocols like social distancing and face coverings. The video also explains the decision to delay indoor dining to prevent resurgence, citing examples from other states. It reports increased public transit usage and traffic patterns, stressing the importance of continued safety measures.

What is the main reason for the transition to phase three?

• The hard work and adherence to safety measures by the public

• The economic pressure to reopen

• The decrease in COVID-19 cases

• The availability of vaccines

Which recreational activities are mentioned as reopening in the parks?

• Running and cycling

• Soccer and baseball

• Basketball, handball, volleyball, and bocci

• Swimming and tennis

Why has indoor dining not moved forward in the reopening plan?

• Lack of interest from the public

• High costs associated with reopening

• Indoor dining has been linked to COVID-19 resurgence in other states

• Insufficient staff to manage indoor dining

What role does the MTA play in the reopening process?

• Offering discounts to encourage ridership

• Reducing the number of buses and trains

• Ensuring safety as more people return to public transportation

• Providing free rides to essential workers

What is the trend in public transportation usage compared to car traffic?

• Both are decreasing

• Both are increasing at the same rate

• Public transportation usage is increasing faster than car traffic

• Car traffic is increasing faster than public transportation usage