If 100K people stay home from work as non-essential....but 10k if them get jobs at the grocery store there are still 90k off the streets. Essential jobs created will not be anywhere near the number on non-essential jobs shut down.
Plus the number of social contacts per day is greatly diminished. When I went to work I interacted at the gas station for snaks in the morning and then somewhere for lunch....then groceries on the way home.
2 of those three are now eliminated.
If it is full correctly and you check it after it sits overnight you may think it is a quart low.
In these colder temps, run 10 to 15 minutes, let it sit 30 seconds then check it.
I think you are .2 to .5 over full. But that is just a guess.
You are right, seeing the list of exemptions it looks like he is mostly enforcing what he asked everyone to do a week ago.
Thereis a list about half way down of exemptions.
https://www.cleveland.com/open/2020/03/ohio-gov-mike-dewine-officially-orders-nonessential-businesses-closed-in-response-to-coronavirus.html
The way I read this not all truck drivers are essential. So say you are a truck driver going across the Turnpike from PA to Indiana and your load isn't essential?
That is really disappointing. We are willing to share our expertise on protective gear...you should too.
Keep in mind textile over wear is better than the riding jeans and motorcycle leather is better than that.
Most people hate the jeans, they fit and look like crap in most cases.
Health departments have great latitude in what they can do if they declare a public health crisis. For example Ohio put off an entire election using that method.
Sorry for your loss man. They don't want travelers that is clear based on the roads they closed. No easy way in from the north now.