Do I need a nucleic acid test to take the bus now?

Now taking the bus does not require a nucleic acid test.

Ministry of Transport: Road passenger transportation will be fully resumed without checking passengers’ nucleic acid and health codes. On December 19, the Ministry of Transport’s website released the “Notice on Matters Concerning Accelerating the Resumption of Work and Production of Road Passenger Transport to Ensure People’s Safety, Health, Smooth and Comfortable Travel”.

The notice requires that road passenger transport services in various places be fully resumed, and it will be strictly implemented that passengers will no longer be required to check negative nucleic acid test certificates and health codes, and will no longer conduct "land inspections." At the same time, areas that have previously adopted measures to suspend road passenger transport services due to the epidemic must resume operations quickly. For transportation employees, strict health monitoring will be carried out.

The areas where road passenger transport services were suspended in the early stage were quickly restored

The notice clearly stated that local transportation authorities must resolutely implement that "non-high-risk areas must not restrict the movement of people, and must not suspend work, production, or business." According to the requirements, road passenger transport services will be fully restored and the normal operation order of road shuttle bus and chartered passenger transport within the jurisdiction shall be effectively maintained. Strictly implement relevant regulations such as no longer checking negative nucleic acid test certificates and health codes for passengers, no longer conducting "land inspections", and no longer requiring information registration, so as to create a good environment for people to travel.