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How can taxi drivers protect themselves from passengers?

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How can taxi drivers protect themselves from passengers?

See full answerAvoid using the recirculated air option for the car’s ventilation during passenger transport; use the car’s vents to bring in fresh outside air and/or lower the vehicle windows. Avoid offering items such as water bottles or magazines often provided for free to passengers. Avoid contact with surfaces frequently touched by passengers or other drivers, such as door frame/handles, windows, seatbelt buckles, steering wheel, gearshift, signaling levers, and other vehicle parts before cleaning and disinfection.Get and carry cleaning and disinfectant spray or disposable wipes and disposal trash bags with you in your vehicle. Follow the directions on the cleaning product’s label. If surfaces are visibly dirty, they should be cleaned with detergent or soap and water prior to disinfection.

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What are some precautions for truck drivers against the coronavirus disease?

Limit time spent outside of the truck cab during fueling, loading and unloading, and at rest and truck stops.

  • Use paperless, electronic invoicing for fueling, deliveries, and other tasks, when available.
  • Contact facilities in advance to make an appointment for unloading of cargo.

    • Can you drive for Uber and Lyft at the same time?

    Yes, drivers can work for both apps at the same time. Drivers cannot pick-up multiple passengers at the same time, but they can switch between Uber and Lyft. Drivers who work for both apps can make more money by locating the closest pick-up locations and by capitalizing on Surge and Prime Time pricing.

    Is Uber or Lyft better than a taxi?

    Apps like Uber, Lyft, and Grab are better than taxis in almost every way. It’s actually not even close anymore.

    What are the risks of taking an Uber or Lyft?

    Overall, the risks involved in taking a taxi versus an Uber or Lyft are largely the same, though various companies may have different safety and sanitation policies in place. “There may be some minor considerations,” Delgado said.

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    Is it safe to take Uber or Lyft during covid-19 pandemic?

    I would say the next safest scenario would be to take a taxi, Uber or Lyft.” Delgado told HuffPost that while there are no scientific studies quantifying the risk of getting COVID-19 specifically from using a rideshare or taxi, evidence from other settings and on local transmission activity can provide guidance.