when do you see the virus peaking

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3 month arc - feels like June/July with hopes of no re-lapse in the early winter months.

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On 3/22/2020 at 5:04 PM, homersapien said:

The pandemic probably won't truly "end" until a vaccine is available, which - to my understanding - will take at least a year.

I agree. It will take at least a year to get a vaccine that has been thoroughly tested.  Until that point, we need to keep everything shut down.  One thing I would like to see is Congress pass a temporary bill to eliminate passenger cars from all roads and highways.   This would allow truckers to deliver food without worrying about people out driving that should be at home.    Essential workers should be on a 2 weeks at work, 2 weeks at home.  They could be transported home every 2 weeks by bus.  There should be plenty of city buses and school buses available.

Keeping people at home would have the added benefit of saving over a million lives a year from traffic accidents and significantly reducing our carbon footprint.

After a year, electric and hydrogen cars and buses could be allowed on the roads, if the vaccine has proven to be effective.