Home Made Face Masks Will Work
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Here's a video explaining how face masks, including home made ones, are effective in reducing the spread of the Corona virus:
#Masks4All
Starting next week (after April 9) I'll deliver to any Memphis truck stop (Loves, Pilots on Lamar or F-J at exit 6 on US-78 south of town). They are free, and any cash you care to donate to will be sent to Truckers Against Trafficking.
Text me with a day or so's advance notice (written in a way to reduce web page scraping):
(Memphis area code*) + two I tree + eighty-ate oh five
In the meantime, I know OTR truckers' resources are limited on the road. Here's a suggestion, mainly aimed at the guys (I just couldn't resist posting this. Sorry.):
Máscara Fácil Contra El Virus
*Memphis area code is 901
OTR:
Over The Road
OTR driving normally means you'll be hauling freight to various customers throughout your company's hauling region. It often entails being gone from home for two to three weeks at a time.