Rules of conduct in public transport

Modern society is increasingly trying to make its financial situation as prosperous and stable as possible and, I must say, quite successfully. Many are engaged in a decent business and can afford the purchase of houses, apartments, cars and others, emphasizing the high level of prosperity, things. The road space is crammed with private cars, but, nevertheless, there are people who actively use public transport, making daily trips to work and home. In order to avoid conflict situations, some rules of behavior in public transport have been invented, knowledge and implementation of which also indicate the existence of elementary education in a person.

Rules of conduct in public transport suggest that a man must give way to a woman. Fortunately, the modern representatives of the stronger sex still remember the proprieties, so a young man, giving way to a girl, is not uncommon. It is considered unacceptable not to offer to take a sedentary place to pregnant women, women with children, the elderly and disabled. Although, watching the elderly grandmother, who barely holds onto the handrail, while still pretending to be something very keen, the guy is also quite common.

According to etiquette, and the rules of conduct in public transport is not an exception, when entering a bus, trolley, tram or subway car you need to greet your comrades in the salon. You can also greet passengers who are not familiar, but have become quite frequent companions. Of course, you should not shout at the salon greetings, it is enough just to nod your head or smile, but you must have visual contact established. As for conversations in general, the rules of conduct in transport mean silence. It is considered indecent to loudly discuss their problems, especially if they are of a personal nature.

When entering and leaving, you should also follow the rules of conduct in public transport. According to them, entering the salon of a bus, trolley, tram or subway car, a man must skip ahead of the woman. Citizens with young children, elderly people, people with disabilities, as well as women in the situation, have the right to enter first.

If to use public transport there will be a husband and the wife, there is nothing terrible in that the husband, besides the spouse, will pass forward some more person. At the same time, going inside, he should not shove all the elbows to get to his wife. If, nevertheless, the spouses are next to each other, then the husband must go ahead in the exit, thus freeing the path to the companion. To do this, of course, should be carefully and politely, asking the surrounding passengers permission to pass, and not pushing them. Coming out of the transport, the man gives his hand to his lady, helping her out. Similarly, younger people should act in relation to elders. The manifestation of a good upbringing will also be help at the entrance or exit to those who need it, i.e. Elderly people, people with disabilities, people with heavy bags, even if they are not familiar.

The rules of conduct on water transport are not particularly different from any other rules of conduct relating to other modes of transport. The main difference is security. To enter on board it is necessary only on a ladder, any other variants are not admissible. If the cabins assume the accommodation of not one but several people, then in the case of a neighbor with a stranger you need to introduce yourself to him. Also in this case it is better to adhere to the basic rules of hygiene and not leave behind a dirty sink and toilet, and also not litter. It should not be initially spoiled relations with others, and even more so do it deliberately, because no one knows how life will go on.