Does the 3G rule come on trains?
Bavaria's Transport Minister Kerstin Schreyer is skeptical.
Even the managing director of the Bavarian Regiobahn does not think it can be implemented.
Munich - The Bavarian Transport Minister Kerstin Schreyer (CSU *) is "skeptical" of a 3G rule in trains.
“Among other things, I see a lot of questions about the control options,” she told the
“Münchner Merkur”
(Saturday).
Allowing only those who have been tested, vaccinated and those who have recovered on the railways “would make train travel less attractive because it excludes people.
It is a basic supply and we should therefore make sure that we can transport all people. ”She will“ carefully observe which concrete proposals come from Berlin ”.
3G rule on trains?
BRB managing director: "That is practically impossible to implement"
Fabian Amini, managing director of the Bayerische Regiobahn (BRB), which operates the trains to the Oberland, Rosenheim and Allgäu, is on trains against 3G.
“That is practically impossible to implement.
Our employees are not health experts. ”
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