Hmmm…the masks are going away - hopefully permanently - we hope?
I think I phrased my point badly.
We had a WP locally for a few years. Fantastic food. Went to WDWs and it essentially was a differentand not great place. Sadly rent went up and we lost our local one. While I could not eat that meatloaf onion bacon?? Thing, it still looked good on plates
Gotcha…I think I phrased my point badly.
I'm not saying that because this school system dropped masks on buses it would be a good, safe thing for Disney to do the same. That's a separate argument.
I was talking about the argument that Disney can't legally drop them on buses because of federal transportation requirements. I would think -- though I could be wrong -- that if buses run by a public, government-run school system are not subject to that requirement, that Disney's private bus fleet wouldn't be either.
In either case, I was simply making the point about the legality of dropping masks on buses, not the advisability of it.
The First Order! The Interrogation Room will be filled with pre-schoolers.
Our district is doing the same. Though not immediately as they needed a few weeks to allow transfers in and out of in person/online options. My kid rides the bus. He's cool with masks but it's annoying to have to worry if your kid will misplace or not.
Yes they do, even if they receive financial assistance from the government. Same goes for Uber & Lyft. They are all "Public Conveyances".
I know a few districts that never did masks on buses.
Still just the first two shots...
What does it matter they are not going to check.
Appreciated!
Most school districts don't own bussing companies. They contract through third party private businesses.I think I phrased my point badly.
I'm not saying that because this school system dropped masks on buses it would be a good, safe thing for Disney to do the same. That's a separate argument.
I was talking about the argument that Disney can't legally drop them on buses because of federal transportation requirements. I would think -- though I could be wrong -- that if buses run by a public, government-run school system are not subject to that requirement, that Disney's private bus fleet wouldn't be either.
In either case, I was simply making the point about the legality of dropping masks on buses, not the advisability of it.
They used to have one on the waterfront in Hoboken years ago…beautiful view…straight shot to the Chelsea pier…
I don’t believe boosters are required on any such mandates…but I may be wrong on that?
I believe the definition of fully vaccinated is based on what the CDC is defining which right now is I believe a booster five months after the last dose of your original brand.
No, the CDC has not changed the definition of "fully vaccinated." They still define it as having received the primary series of vaccinations. They have added a new term, "up to date," which means you have also received any appropriate boosters.
www.cdc.gov
