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Is it safe to travel within the United States during COVID-19?
Currently, the United States is seeing high levels of community spread of COVID-19, so travel – especially air travel – should be limited. If you are planning to travel, ensure that the place you are staying has policies and procedures in place to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, and you should eat outside or get takeout food whenever possible. Also, do not travel if you are sick.
Answered by Dr. Rachael Lee, MD.
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