Open weltyj opened 4 years ago
Yes, same goes for any activity which is high risk, or not necessarily inherently risky but new to you. Here's a good resource from Stanford Childrens Hospital outlining risks by activity.
And don't stress infrastructure unnecessarily either. eg. this guy destroyed his neighborhood sewage system with expanding hygroscopic beads. This is the very worst time to do so.
Possible content to be added in the "Do's" section?
Everyone is naturally mentally distracted in this pandemic. Please stay focused on your high risk activities, particularly driving. Getting through your day safely so you don't require emergency services or hospitalization means those limited resources can attend to COVID-19 patients.
Now, especially, is the time to silence your cell phone when you get behind the steering wheel.
Be safe.