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On Monday afternoon a United States District Judge in Florida struck down the Biden administration's ongoing mask mandate for travel. Within hours, TSA released a statement saying the mandate was being

A federal judge in Florida has voided the national mask mandate covering airplanes and other public transportation. Masks are no longer required at the Grand Rapids airport.

Iowa airports are relaxing masking restrictions.

A popular ride-sharing service, the transit system, and airports that serve the Valley have announced an end to mandatory masks in the wake of a federal judge’s ruling.

"We are in transition," Massport officials said.

As of today, mask wearing on the the Hele-on bus is recommended but not required.  This announcement comes after a Court Rul

Masks are no longer mandatory for passengers on public transportation after a federal judge in Florida ruled on Monday that the Center for Disease Control (CDC) did not follow proper rule-making procedures. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced on Monday night that it will no longer enforce the Security Directives and Emergency Amendment that required ...April 19, 2022

“While mask usage is still recommended, we’ve updated our Covid Safety policies. Let’s move forward, safely together."

Florida judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle has issued an order this week, voiding face coverings for airplanes and other public transportation.

On April 19, NJ Transit issued a statement on its website saying masks will no longer be required on its services or mandated by the South Jersey Transportation Authority.