As current research shows, the corona virus is mainly spread via aerosols – air mixtures in which the coronavirus is also suspended. Interiors are identified as the main places of infection. There are suitable air filters for group rooms. But what is the risk of contagion in public transport in public transport such as buses and trains?<\/p>\n
Distance regulation and protection can only be adhered to to a limited extent in public transport. And even if distances are possible, many strangers are together in a relatively small space for a long time.<\/p>\n
It is observed that larger groups – so-called clusters – in homes, schools, events, choir rehearsals or bus trips are infected. “If we want to get the pandemic under control, we have to make people aware that the danger is lurking INSIDE,” says a letter to the federal government …<\/p>\n