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I'm flying into DC, but website has covid-19 testing protocols for District of Columbia.
posted ago by Sodapopinski ago by Sodapopinski +13 / -0

It says to get the test 72 hours advance of travel if my jurisdiction has 10 cases per 100,000 people.

I can't find where to turn in my results if I did take the test. If I need to prove my result to travel. Does my jurisdiction have 10 cases per 100,000.

Is this just a bunch of liberal bullshit? Should I book them and not worry about having to prove a covid test? I just don't want to get screwed out of $500.

Any help is appreciated.

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– covid-is-real 1 point ago +1 / -0

  1. Take a test 3 days before (easy enough).

  2. If you print someone elses results you're committing fraud (but you can do this), they're breaking HIPPA laws anyway.

  3. Say you're from X region that has less than 10 cases per 100,000 people (but that's roughly no where).

  4. Either way legally, i'm not sure there's much they can do.

Recommendation is flying into a nearby airport then just traveling up if you're concerned.

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