Is it possible to eat or drink on the bus?

Yes, the bus does not clearly stipulate that passengers cannot eat or drink on the bus. However, you need to abide by the order when taking the bus and try not to eat food that will affect others.

Civility in the car:

1. Keep your voice low when talking to others or on the phone.

2. When getting on the bus, let the elderly, children, and pregnant women get on the bus first, and make sure there is no crowding in the queue to get on the bus.

3. After getting on the bus, try to walk into the car without blocking the boarding door.

4. The green seats (that is, the seats for the elderly, the young, the sick, the disabled and pregnant women) will not be occupied when boarding the bus.

5. If there are no seats on the bus but the elderly, the young, the sick, the disabled, pregnant women and others need to board the bus. Those who help, offer their seats.

6. Don’t litter in the car.

7. Get off the bus in a civilized manner. Let the elderly, children and pregnant women get off first and offer help.

Extended information:

The following items are not allowed to be brought into the bus:

(1) Firearms, ammunition and controlled knives, except for national security, military affairs, police, Exceptions include customs and other special personnel carrying valid certificates to perform official duties;

(2) Pets, poultry and other animals, except special animals that are performing official duties;

(3) Flammable, Explosive, toxic, radioactive, corrosive and other dangerous goods

(4) Balloons and hoes, poles, iron saws, iron bars and other items that may endanger the personal safety of passengers or affect the safety of subway facilities.

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