Bus warnings and warm reminders

Bus is an important means of transportation for citizens to travel, and it is also the window and business card of urban civilization. The uncivilized phenomenon of buses will directly affect the image of a city. It is understood that nearly 70% of netizens take buses every day. It can be seen that the service level and hardware conditions of buses not only affect the image of the city, but are also closely related to people's lives. Buses are one of the main means of travel for urban residents, and efforts need to be made in hardware transformation and software services to make urban civilization more warm with the extension of "people's public transportation".

Giving warm reminders to passengers when the bus enters and exits the station not only reflects human care, but also good and conscientious drivers make passengers feel the warmth of home.

Bus warnings and warm reminders:

1. Give up your seat and ride in a civilized manner.

2. Travel in a civilized manner and get home safely.

3. Serving the new city, harmony lies in public transportation.

4. For your safety and the safety of others, please obey the traffic rules when getting on and off the bus.

5. Refuse to smoke second-hand smoke. Passengers are not smoke filters.

6. Your humility makes the carriage more harmonious.

7. The elderly, children, pregnant women, and disabled patients need everyone’s care. Thank you for giving up your seat.

8. Caring for the elderly and giving up your seat will give you a prize.

9. Consciously line up, get off first and then get on.

10. Queuing for a ride is a manifestation of civilization.

11. The space inside the car is relatively small, and smoking exhaust cannot escape.

12. Prepare one yuan in advance to save your time and mine.

13. Staying away from smoke will keep you healthy and protect him.

14. You line up and I line up, and the city is beautiful when taking a car in a civilized manner.

15. Don’t let your belongings lose their owner.

16. Keep your hands on the steering wheel and always think about safety.

17. Obeying the rules is a small step, and being civilized and moral is a big step.

18. For your and my health, please don’t take it for granted.

19. Don’t chase the car when it is driving smoothly, in exchange for returning home safely every day.

20. A bus is a home, and smoking harms you, me and others.

21. This bus operates the front door up and down the rear door, and coins are automatically inserted without any change. Please take the initiative to swipe your card and insert coins when you get on the bus.

22. Give up a seat and get a smile.

23. Queue up to eliminate civilization, and add problems to others.

24. Please do not smoke in public places and beware of fire.

25. While you are working, please focus on safety.

26. Bring your own change for your convenience.

27. Smoking is harmful to sexual function, please handle it with caution.

28. Be polite and orderly.

29. Please hold the handrails when the vehicle is turning. Please pay attention to safety when the vehicle is turning.

30. It is strictly prohibited to carry flammable and explosive dangerous goods on board.

31. Don’t let your belongings become homeless.

32. Hello passengers, please give up your seat to passengers in need.

33. We are peers and we support each other.

34. The seat of harmony advocates humility.

35. A cigarette burns away all self-cultivation, and a mouthful of phlegm insults elegance.

36. If you give up your seat, I will give up my seat. There will be a seat when times are difficult.

37. You will also grow old, and you were once a child. Helping the young and old is helping yourself.

38. Everyone lines up to take the bus and everyone is a civilized passenger.

39. The civilization of a country depends on whether people's daily behaviors are civilized.

40. Dear passengers, please do not smoke, spit, or litter in the car.

41. The fresh air will keep you in a good mood all the way.

42. Although the outside world is wonderful, don’t stick your head out.

43. For your safety and the safety of others, please line up to get on the bus.

44. When the car starts, please pull up the handrails.

45. I only eat one yuan in change, please don’t feed me more.

46. For everyone’s health, please don’t smoke.

47. Don’t throw your public morality and garbage in the car.

Bus civility requires the joint efforts of the whole society. For enterprises, it is necessary to educate and guide drivers and passengers, continuously improve the quality of bus drivers, consciously accept the supervision of citizens, and use these ten-meter carriages to spread civilization. At the same time, we also hope that the general public can consciously abide by the order of riding in the car and develop the habit of consciously arranging cars in a civilized way.