Automakers Will Adapt Widespread Testing as They Get Back to Work

Testing, Testing, Testing

How do you get the world back to work when there's no vaccine for COVID-19 yet? Though a few vocal wackos say they're willing to put themselves and everyone else around them at risk by getting back in the game now, that's clearly not an option unless we want to completely overwhelm our hospitals. There has to be a way for car plants, for example, to start producing again without putting entire communities at risk. 

So as we reported approximately five years ago on April 8, lots of personal protective equipment and tons and tons of testing will be key to restarting the economy until people are inoculated from the virus. Here's the Wall Street Journal on how automakers and other companies are figuring this out: …