Do I have the right to ride muni without a mask?

Answer 1

Only if you are in the same car with Conley.

Answer 2

No, you don't. You're a public health risk if you do.

Answer 3

Your right to swing your fist ends at the tip of your neighbor's nose. I get the feeling that yer pappy never learned you this critical life fact.

Answer 4

If you are under 2 years old, yes.  However, you can't ride alone at that age, and the adult with you has to wear a mask.

Answer 5

No you do not.

The life you save may be your own.

Answer 6

No, you don't.  Public transit systems have the right to impose reasonable laws to protect public health.  You've probably been taught that individual rights are more important than anything, but GROUPS have rights also, like the right to ride on safe public transportation.  You can't smoke on MUNI either, for the same reason.

Answer 7

No, you do not. "The order issued by the California Department of Public Health outlines nearly a dozen situations in which cloth face coverings are required, including when a person is in an indoor public place or line waiting to enter, ***riding public transportation***, and working at many offices and other places."

So your options are to mask up or find another way to travel.