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Masks are now optional on public transportation. But is it safe for you to go maskless?
Reaction to the lifting of the federal transportation mask mandate ranged from celebration to concern to confusion - and 7News is on your side trying to help clear up the confusion part. Although the mandate has been lifted, wearing masks is still recommended by the CDC and Metro when riding transportation and using transit stations and hubs. "Metro moving towards optional mask wearing is in no way a statement against wearing a mask," said Theresa Impastato, chief safety officer for Metro.

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on: Wed, Mar 19th 2025
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on: Mon, Dec 09th 2024
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