Covid 19 impact on interstate travel?

dblr wrote:
No restrictions so far on our trip from De. to New Mexico, we use our masks and social distance as much as possible, have not eaten out unless outside tables. Some campgrounds bath houses are closed and then some are not, have seen pools open. We just try to check each state where we are heading before we arrive to know what to expect.

New Mexico currently has a mandatory 14 day quarantine for people entering the sate from other states unless they're passing through.

New Mexico residents returning from out of state are required to quarantine at home for 14 days. Out of state residents coming to New Mexico are required to quarantine themselves for the first 14 days of their visit.

Unless you're planning to stay in NM for more than 14 days (with the first 14 of them in quarantine), you should plan to keep going and not stop overnight.

https://www.newmexico.gov/2020/07/07/new-mexico-travel-restrictions-in-effect/

If coming into New York State from 19 specified states (you can Google it), you must self quarantine for 14 days. No restaurants, entertainment, shopping, etc.

Just drove through Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana. Nothing restrictive other than doing the right thing by wearing the mask when called for.

No restrictions so far on our trip from De. to New Mexico, we use our masks and social distance as much as possible, have not eaten out unless outside tables. Some campgrounds bath houses are closed and then some are not, have seen pools open. We just try to check each state where we are heading before we arrive to know what to expect.

None, other than a need for mask in some states. I've driven all over, from West to East coast. No issues. Some states have checkpoints when entering. However unless you're planning on staying in state to do/visit something/someone you'll be ok. Staying overnight isn't an issue as long as the intention for entering the state is just to transit it regardless of number of nights.