The CDC is doubling down on its recommendation that Americans keep wearing well-fitting masks when inside airports and stations, and on planes, trains, buses, and other mass transit.
in place for now. The MTA manages New York City subways and buses, the Staten Island Railway, the LIRR, and the Metro-North Railroad.
"[I]t is important for all of us to protect not only ourselves, but also to be considerate of others at increased risk for severe COVID-19 and those who are not yet able to be vaccinated," Wallensky said. "Wearing a mask in indoor public transportation settings will provide protection for the individual and the community."and which ones are most effective at filtering out potential pathogens. A respirator provides better filtration than a mask. But both must be worn properly.
"A mask or respirator will be less effective if it fits poorly or if you wear it improperly or take it off frequently," the CDC states. "Whatever product you choose, it should provide a good fit and be comfortable enough when worn properly so that you can keep it on when you need to."
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