In Italy there is a lot more compliance, as a PP mentioned we reopened very gradually. Shops and indoor spaces still require masks 100% of the time, in the larger stores they still take your temperature, the same in office buildings.
Testing has a quick turnaround, it’s 48h in most places. I’ve had friends take tests, both the swab test and the antibody test (which are also freely available in pharmacies) and have had no issues accessing them. There was a shortage at some stage during the first outbreak but they managed to rectify.
Schools have gone back but it’s been well organised, in my area anyway. Not all schools are doing blended learning, my DD is in secondary and they have staggered entry and exit, staggered breaks, temperature taking at entry, no gathering in changing rooms (on PE days they need to go in dressed in their sports kit), masks worn in common spaces (but not in the classroom), all teaching staff have visors and/or masks. They’ve also hired more support staff to help manage the logistics.
We’ll just have to see what happens, on public transport they’ve just removed the one seat space rule, so all seats can be used. But masks still need to be worn and it is policed to a certain extent. In my area a lot of people are still home working but it is expected than more people will be gradually returning to offices in October. If there is going to be another wave it might well be then.
The Italian govt have been quick to react to surges and the messaging has been pretty clear, on the whole. Unlike what seems to be happening in the UK, I was speaking to friends and family and everyone seems to understand the new rules differently.