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Federal regulations, set to kick in on May 3, 2023, mean domestic travelers will need either a REAL ID or an enhanced driver's license to fly.
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Children younger than 12 will be allowed to enter Canada with their parents or guardians if they follow public health guidelines.
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Research from AAA shows that from 2010-2019 in New York state, 196 people were killed in crashes involving teens between those dates.
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Since March 2020, the border has been closed to all "non-essential" traffic, and the shutdown has been extended on a monthly basis since then. Currently, the closure remains in effect through Friday, May 21.
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While no longer required, the New York State Department of Health still recommends quarantine after domestic travel as an added precaution.
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Overnight, the Governor says State Police responded to over 600 accidents and disabled vehicles. There were also two fatal accidents.
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“I didn’t want to disappoint my mother, 89 years old. She’s thinking how many Thanksgivings will I get, you start to think that way. But it’s hard. But sometimes hard is smart.”
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"It raises questions about interstate commerce and really the constitutionality of it."
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On both sides of the Niagara Gorge, tourism promoters are expecting a drop in overseas tourists because of COVID-19 and more domestic tourists arriving by car.
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"For 14 days, you’re going to be staying in your house or apartment. We’re going to ask you to take your temperature twice a day and practice social distancing from anybody."