How to travel in a civilized way

1. Walking etiquette

(1) Walking posture is a reflection of personal spiritual outlook. The correct walking posture is to hold your chest up and raise your head, not to hunch your chest, shake your shoulders, and look straight. Natural forward looking.

(2) When two people are walking side by side, please let the elderly, ladies and minors walk on the inside farther away from the motor vehicle lane; when three people are walking side by side, keep the elder in the middle; when walking forward or backward, please give way to others. The venerable one is at the forefront.

(3) If you meet a pedestrian asking for directions, answer him enthusiastically and thoroughly. If you can't answer the question, ask others for help.

(4) When going up the stairs, men should walk behind women; when going downstairs, the opposite is true. Men should walk in front so that they can help women if they fall.

2. Bus etiquette

(1) When taking a bus, wait in line, get off first and then get on. After getting on the bus, go inside and let women and the elderly , children and disabled people get on the bus first and give up their seats. Do not extend your body outside the car or touch the facilities in the car. Keep the environment in the carriage and station clean, and do not throw things out of the window.

In addition, it is best not to talk on the phone in the car. If there is an emergency, lower your voice when making a phone call to avoid disturbing others. On rainy days, bring your own plastic bags to properly store your rain gear so as not to disturb others.

(2) Compared with buses and subways, taxis are faster and more convenient. If you choose to travel by taxi, please hail it at the roadside. When the number of guests is less than three, they should sit in the back row and leave the right seat for the Venerable. When getting on the bus, older people or women get on first; when getting off the bus, young people or men get off first.

Extended information:

You should pay attention to civilized road travel

1. Courteous zebra crossings

Zebra crossings are the lifeline of road traffic and also our Civilization line. Being courteous at zebra crossing means respecting life and being courteous to life. It is both a rule and a habit, and it is also a concrete manifestation of social civilization.

2. Are vehicles parked in an orderly manner?

On the bicycle lane, residents cycle in an orderly manner; at the entrance of the vegetable market, people who come to buy food park their cars within the parking line. The streets are clean and tidy, and vehicles are parked neatly and orderly. There is no more random parking, which reduces congestion... Since the establishment of civilized cities, the living habits of residents have changed. Obeying traffic rules and not parking vehicles indiscriminately have become the norm for most people. habits.

3.. Queuing up to get on and off the bus in an orderly manner

Queuing up to get on and off the bus may seem like a simple act, but for a city, it is a yardstick for measuring the level of civilization and reflects the attitude of citizens. Civilized qualities. Whether it is independent queues during peak hours or the figure of a citizen standing alone at the waiting box on an empty platform, this is the process of developing civilized travel habits.

Reference materials: Yan'an Civilization Network - I know civilized etiquette - how to travel in a civilized manner