Public transport comes with its own set of unwritten rules that vary across cultures and regions.

Global Etiquette Practices

From silent subway rides in Japan to perfect queues in the UK, each country has its own unique etiquette rules. In some countries, giving up seats for elderly people is important, while others require passengers to reduce phone conversations. This will bring respect and make traveling or commuting easy for all. In such a context, as cities expand and public transit systems are evolving, being adapted to the local customs by the traveler as well as by daily commuters is becoming a necessary task.