The latest news on the pandemic front is that least two vaccines may be approved for use as early as this month. But how long will it be before you are able to get the vaccine? That's the real question. A vaccine means nothing until it can be accessed.
The New York Times tries to answer that question for you. They have an interactive site that will tell you your "place in line" -- how many people will have the vaccine available before you get it.
All you have to do is tell them the county you live in, your age, and whether you have any COVID-related health risks. They will then tell you your place in the vaccine line. Give it a try here.
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