Want to take the bus or train in Germany?
You may soon have to provide a negative COVID-19 test or proof of vaccination or recent recovery, as the country becomes the latest in Europe to consider drastic steps to tackle a new surge in cases in the region.
The centre-left Social Democrats, Greens and pro-business FDP said on Monday they would add harsher measures to their draft law under consideration by the Bundestag to deal with the outbreak. The proposal for new curbs in Germany came as Austria's government on Monday imposed a lockdown on people unvaccinated against the coronavirus.Some other European countries require passengers to provide proof of vaccination or tests for long-distance travel on public transport. But it is unclear if any others require it for urban transport.
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