During the epidemic, many truck drivers went out after being diagnosed. How should they protect themselves?

I think drivers must wear masks when going out, and pay attention to the epidemic situation at the destination. When accepting the epidemic investigation, you must take the initiative to show your own health code and travel code. When the United States goes to a region, it must carry out nucleic acid testing in time to avoid bringing its own COVID-19 to the destination, spreading the epidemic in the destination and aggravating the serious consequences caused by the epidemic.

Wear a mask and carry a travel code when traveling. During long-distance transportation, the driver can choose not to wear a mask in the carriage. But when you get off the bus, you must pay attention to wearing a mask, and at the same time, you must carry the health code and the whole trip. After arriving at the destination, nucleic acid testing must be carried out in time. At present, most cases are asymptomatic, so it is more dangerous for drivers who travel all over the country. And be sure to carry disinfectant with you in the car. Drivers must wash their hands in time and disinfect their cars after contact with others.

Travel for a long time and avoid contact with others. Drivers should also pay attention to avoid direct contact with others when carrying out long-distance transportation. Because drivers always run around during long-distance transportation, they are likely to come into contact with people carrying COVID-19. Once the driver is infected with COVID-19, it is likely that the whole long-distance section will be blocked. At the same time, it will aggravate the spread of the epidemic, increase the workload of epidemic prevention personnel and hinder people's travel.

Try not to get off the bus unless necessary. Drivers should try not to get off the bus unless it is necessary during transportation. Drivers should carry them with them. After disinfection with disinfectant, the car is in a state of no COVID-19. Especially when passing through checkpoints and gas stations, you must never get off at will. After all, gas stations and checkpoints are crowded with people. Drivers who get off at will are likely to come into contact with COVID-19. At the same time, we should also pay attention to food safety and disinfect the food sent by others. It is best to bring your own food in the carriage before long-distance transportation.