Welcome to The New World Order: Drivers entering Utah will need to complete an online travel declaration form starting Friday

Update 4/10: The following individuals are not required to respond to the travel declaration form:

airline workers
active military
healthcare providers
workers who routinely cross state lines
commerce or trucking shipments

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4 News) – In coordination with the Utah

Department of Transportation, Governor Herbert issued an order Thursday requiring everyone who enters Utah by automobile or by truck by a major roadway to complete a travel declaration form.

This applies to all drivers over 18 years of age whose final destination is Utah.

The order will be implemented by Friday, and the entry points which will be monitored include 1-15 in St. George, 1-80 entering the state from West and East, 1-15 from Idaho, I-70 from Colorado, 491 from Monticello, and 89 by Kanab.

It will remain in effect until 11:59 p.m. on May 1, 2020.

View the order here. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qd7OS8uIajRp_AU0p4h07tpaZEjHWQhd/view

What areas are going to be alerted?

I-15 at the Arizona border
US-89 north of Kanab
US-491/191 at Monticello
I-70 at the Colorado border
US-40 at the Colorado border
I-80 at the Wyoming border
I-15 at the Idaho border
I-84 at the Idaho border
I-80 at the Nevada border

The entry points listed above haveThe entry points listed above have geo-fenced areas so that vehicles entering the state will receive a text message from a federal system, according to Carlos Braceras, Executive Director of the Utah Department of Transportation.

When the vehicle comes to stop, the driver will be directed to entry.utah.gov to fill out a self-declaration form. The form will ask if the individual was tested for coronavirus, the results of that test, and if they are experiencing symptoms.

It will also require basic information such as a name and where the driver traveled prior to entering Utah. It will ask about anyone traveling with the

driver under 18 years of age. The driver will then receive a confirmation email when they have completed the form.

Inbound passengers at Salt Lake International will have to sign the declaration as well.

More: https://www.abc4.com/news/drivers-entering-utah-will-need-to-complete-an-online-travel-declaration-form-starting-friday/