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This October 1 article from Consumer Reports is an invaluable resource. There is no doubt that travel increases the likelihood of getting ? and spreading COVID-19. Folks are traveling more ? for business, to visit family ? there are many reasons why people are choosing (or commanded) to travel. As I write, one of my own employees is flying to Missouri because of a cybersecurity incident. It made me think that I really needed to blog about this article.

Clearly, all travelers need to practice basic safety strategies, such as wearing a mask, maintaining physical distance, sanitizing frequently touched surfaces, and washing their hands often and well.

This article is a compendium of tips covering the following:

• Air Travel
• Trains
• Buses
• Rental Cars/Taxis/Uber and Lyft
• Avoiding Penalties When Travel Plans Change

As I read the article, there was a lot that I knew. But there were things I did not know ? and lot of great tips. This is an article to file for reference whenever you need to travel. Wishing everyone safe travels . . .

Sharon D. Nelson, Esq., President, Sensei Enterprises, Inc.

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