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Hitting the road? Here s what to know about your rest stop risks Traveling by car may be the safest option in a pandemic but road trips still come with risks. Written By: Natalie Compton / © 2020 The Washington Post | 8:56 am, Dec. 24, 2020 × Photo courtesy of Pixabay As the coronavirus surge continues, Anthony Fauci, the country s leading infectious-disease expert, warns that Christmas travel may create more spread than Thanksgiving. However, AAA estimates that while holiday travel will be down this winter compared to years past, even more people are expected to travel for Christmas than they did for Thanksgiving. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is urging all Americans to stay home. For those that do venture out, some health experts say that traveling by car may be the safest option but road trips still come with risks. Particularly: rest stops. This is where travelers are going to encounter other people, touch things touched by oth

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