Do you want to give your seat to the elderly on the bus?

1. It is neither a right nor an obligation to give up one's seat to the elderly on the bus. It belongs to the category of morality, and it can be allowed or not.

2. The law does not stipulate the priority of the old, the weak, the sick and the disabled, and it does not belong to the definition and adjustment scope of legal norms. Moreover, China has a traditional moral concept of respecting the old and caring for the young and protecting the weak. The society needs such a moral concept, so we advocate giving seats to the elderly, pregnant women and passengers with children.

3, and there are usually special seats for pregnant women and the elderly in the car, about three or four seats. Then if young people are exhausted, they also need to avoid sitting in such seats, because when the elderly get on the bus, the candidates for seats usually start from these positions.

Giving up your seat depends entirely on yourself, and has nothing to do with rights and obligations. If you meet an arrogant and unreasonable old man, you should have the courage to say no and tell him: "I have no right and obligation to give up my seat for you", but it should be noted that it is limited to arrogant and unreasonable people.