Can I wear slippers in the subway?

You can wear slippers in the subway, because the regulations on subway riding do not state that this is not allowed. However, you still need to pay attention to your personal image in public places. Wearing slippers is not beautiful enough, and if you have stinky feet, it is not recommended to wear slippers in the subway.

In addition, the following behaviors of passengers are strictly prohibited in the subway:

(1) Entering highly dangerous activity areas such as tracks and tunnels without permission.

(2) Place and discard obstacles on the track line.

(3) When the train door or screen door prompts the alarm bell to ring, it is prohibited to forcefully get on or off the train. When the car door or screen door is closed, it is prohibited to open the door.

(4) Use emergency or safety devices in non-emergency situations.

(5) Stacking items, setting up stalls and other behaviors that affect evacuation in stations, carriages or evacuation passages.

(6) Going backwards on a moving escalator.

(7) Other behaviors that endanger the safety of rail transit operations.

Extended information:

Other subway regulations are as follows:

Article 13: Passengers should consider themselves old, young, sick, disabled, pregnant, or carrying babies Offer your seat and convenience to the driver or other people in need.

Article 14: Passengers should consciously maintain civilized and hygienic conditions at stations and carriages. Smoking, spitting, defecation, chewing gum, littering, and graffiti are prohibited. Pets are not allowed on board. It is prohibited to make loud noises or play musical instruments or music. Do not step on seats in stations and carriages.

Article 15: It is strictly prohibited to damage various facilities and equipment within the scope of rail transit. It is strictly prohibited to move, cover or deface warning signs, evacuation or guidance signs, safety signs, etc.

Reference: Beijing Metro-Beijing Rail Transit Passenger Code