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These are some of the US cities keeping and dropping their public transit mask mandates

These are some of the US cities keeping and dropping their public transit mask mandates

CNN
Tuesday, April 19, 2022 10:36:00 PM UTC

Across the US, local transit authorities are deciding whether they will continue requiring passengers to mask up after a federal judge struck down the public transportation mask mandate aimed at mitigating Covid-19 risk.

Their decisions are mixed, as some transit officials say they will let riders choose whether to mask, while others say they will keep their masking policies in place.

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