Bus etiquette

You have to line up to get on the bus. Educated people not only line up to get on the bus by themselves, but also help women, the elderly and the disabled get on the bus.

You should buy tickets automatically after you get on the bus. Don't wait for the conductor to come to you. When meeting pregnant women, patients, old people and women with children on the bus, young people with seats should give up their seats. When someone offers his seat to him, he can't show his peace of mind, but express his gratitude immediately. If you don't plan to sit, politely explain to the other party, for example: "thank you. I'm about to get out of the car. " Don't smoke, spit or talk to others loudly in the car.

When taking public transport, it must be regarded as a public place. Therefore, we must consciously pay attention to social morality and abide by public order. Be strict with yourself and be friendly with others. This is the so-called self-discipline and respect for others.