I live in the US and as other's have mentioned our states, and even counties have different requirements/restrictions/suggestions.
I live in a very Conservative part of the state and we are mostly continuing as normal. In our area the infection/death rates are low and people are using their own common sense. Some are avoiding going out as much as they can, some always wear masks and some don't bother. I mostly don't bother with a mask unless the store is crowded. I carry wipes for the shopping cart handles and I also use the hand sanitizer I keep in my bag.
There are no travel restrictions or restrictions on gatherings that I know of. Certainly no road blocks. I see the school bus every day at the same time so school must be in.
Our idiot State Governor has had dining in banned for months and many family owned restaurants have sadly gone out of business. The fast food restaurants are doing very well with their drive thru's. Hair salons are open. Grocery stores, Home Depot etc have never been closed.
There are some rebel stores and cafes in the farming areas that have signs on the doors that say "No Masks Allowed". I know of a small cafe which has remained open for dine-in service. The sign on the door says they will not allow people from the government inside - except the local police who are always welcome.
In the Liberal part of our state Lefties have a melt down if they see a glimpse of a nostrils or god forbid a maskless person. I know a Lefty person on Facebook who said that the maskless carol singers he saw on TV should all be arrested - but in the next breath he said most prisoners should be let of prison during the pandemic.
In our county only three people have died and they were elderly nursing patients I believe.
It is such an odd virus the way it affects different people.
Our neighbor was due to have elective surgery and a test relieved he was positive for the covid. His wife and adult son were then tested and they were positive as well. None had any symptoms. We've know many local people with 'colds' who were tested and found positive. Some described it has a mild cold and some a very bad flu. My sister-in-law and her husband were notified by a friend (who had visited them) she had covid and tests showed so did they. Sister-in-law is in her mid-70's and her husband is about 87. She was very tired from it and he, although he has many health issues, was fine. My son's in-laws (in their mid-60's) had it. FIL had a elevated temp and MIL had extreme fatigue and had a little faint at one point. Both are junk food fatties. None have been close to being hospitalized. Yet my other sister-in-law tells me her friend quickly died from it.
My first post turned out to be so long I think I'll give myself a little 