New New York Rule Requires Travelers To Test Negative For Virus

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a new travel policy replacing the previous quarantine rule. Travelers must test negative for COVID-19 within three days of arriving in New York and quarantine for three days before a second test. If both tests are negative, they can exit quarantine. The rule exempts travelers from neighboring states and those on short trips. New York's COVID-19 rates are declining, but vigilance is urged as cases rise nationally. Cuomo emphasizes New York's relative success amid global challenges.

What is the new requirement for travelers arriving in New York?

How long must travelers quarantine upon arrival in New York?

What happens if a traveler chooses not to be tested?

What is the duration of the quarantine for those traveling to neighboring states?

What did Governor Cuomo say about the overall COVID-19 situation in New York?