Can I sit in the seat of love when no one is around?

Of course, if there are enough seats, it is recommended that you don't sit there, because the following station is likely to stand for the elderly, the weak, the sick and the disabled pregnant women, so it is better to choose ordinary seats. You know, old people are people who sit alone.

A simple common sense is that if there are other empty seats in the car, passengers should try not to sit in the love seat. If there is, you should take the initiative to give up your seat when someone in need gets on the bus. This means that the love seat is only given priority to passengers with special needs, but it is not exclusive. If the passengers sitting in the love seat are not special needs, they just have priority and more obligations when giving up their seats, that's all.

Judging from the previous conflict of giving up your seat, different people have not reached a high understanding of the difference between giving up your seat and ordinary giving up your seat, and "giving up your seat is a virtue" and "not giving up your seat is a right", which has repeatedly caused controversy at the implementation level. First of all, the directions of "love" and "special needs" are not clear enough, and the connotation of "old, weak, sick and pregnant" is also very broad. After all, whether a person needs a seat because of special circumstances is his own business, and it is sometimes difficult for outsiders to judge by vision. At the same time, it needs to be more clear whether the love seat can be occupied. For example, in Taiwan Province Province, China, not only the proportion and logo of love seats are set by the Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Physically and Mentally Disabled, but also the words "non-elderly, pregnant women, people with mobility difficulties and children, please do not occupy love seats" are marked next to the seats, which is obviously more operable. On the contrary, if there is no clear stipulation in laws and regulations, then under the unrealistic situation that "everyone has a seat", as long as the love seat is idle, there seems to be nothing to sit on.