- Solitary modes of transportation such as driving a vehicle, walking, and bike-riding are three of the safest ways to travel during the coronavirus pandemic.
- For those who need to travel to perform essential activities using public transportation or an airplane, there are precautions you can take to make travel safer.
- The CDC has just extended its ban on cruise ship travel, the only mode of transportation to receive such restrictions.
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Whether it's across the country or to your local grocery store, having to rely on public transportation might put travelers at increased risk, despite increased social distancing measures.
Other ways of traveling, like riding in a car alone or walking, are thought to be a lot safer for your health.
Business Insider consulted expert advice and CDC recommendations to determine the safest ways to travel during the coronavirus outbreak.
Here are the safest modes of transportation during a pandemic, ranked from most to least risky.
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