> Schengen rules say you must have ID with you at all times, even for internal travel. It's not well enforced [...] This is true. My story: Summer I returned

> Schengen rules say you must have ID with you at all times, even for internal travel. It's not well enforced [...] This is true. My story: Summer I returned from holiday in Ticino with family by car. The shortest way is by Italy. This way I avoided many hairpin bends. My son tends to get sick from them. By the way, Italy explicitly allows transit without a Covid certificate if you travel by car and don't stay longer than 36 hours. Our route meant that we were in Italy for 60 minutes. However I lost my Swiss ID card. I decided to go anyway counting on Italian customs not being staffed and it worked. Back at the Swiss border our Simplon car-train got controlled but when I had our four cards (three ID cards and my driving license) ready and visible through the window we got waved through without a fuss.