Social Distancing

Currently, social distancing is for EVERYONE to practice and we should all be quarantined at home
Those with high risk factors (i.e., being in close contact with an infected person, having a compromised immune system, respiratory illnesses, tobacco users, working in a medical field or daycare center, diabetes, severe obesity, traveling, or are age 65+)
Stay isolated at home with your family, if you’re feeling ill isolate yourself away from any members of the residence, wear a mask especially in public if any trip such as doctor's appointment is needed
Work from home if possible and those working around people must keep min.6 feet away, gloves and/or masks may be helpful
Minimize human contact (social gatherings, play dates, ride sharing, daycare for children if possible, and only go to public places if absolutely necessary with 6 foot rule in mind)
Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds with warm water often, especially after being in public
Avoid touching your face unless hands are clean
Wipe down frequently touched surfaces with bleach, alcohol, or disinfectant spray (i.e., kid's toys, doorknobs, handles, keys, phone)
Prevention is key, act as if you have the virus and follow proper recommendations
Other than family members that reside at your home, limit visitors

Cap Metro

Fare Free is a new regulation that encourages social distancing by implementing free rides so riders do not have to stop and show their bus pass or pay the fee box, thus preventing a close proximity of individuals
This is free service for NECESSARY rides only and encourages individuals to work from home and limit public exposure
Night Owl routes are temporarily suspended

UT Shuttle

DMV

All TxDMV offices will be closed due to social distancing regulations until further notice
Vehicle registration and renewal are temporarily suspended until further notice
The TxDMV can still be contacted via email, phone, or mail
For more information regarding this new city ordinance visit: https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor