Can the bus occupy a seat, and how to view the behavior of occupying a seat on the bus?

Generally speaking, buses are not allowed to occupy seats.

The bus passenger management department said: buses do not buy tickets according to the seat number, and should be seated on the principle of taking care of special needs and first come, first served. The bus passenger management department said:

The basic principle of bus seating is to take care of special needs, first come, first served. However, under normal circumstances, it is tolerated and recognized by everyone that groups with special needs at the same site help each other to "occupy seats". However, it is uncivilized and not allowed to occupy a seat a few stops in advance.

It is okay to occupy a seat for people occasionally, there is no sign that you cannot occupy a seat on the bus, it should be on a first-come, first-served basis, since you have the right to occupy a seat for others. Of course, this is only limited to the occasional act of occupying a seat for others, and it would be immoral to occupy a seat for others often, so as to avoid conflicts between people, and to give up your seat when you meet someone in need. Also, you can't say that your child is young enough to ask others not to sit up and stand up for you, and other people's feelings should also be considered.

Yes, I think about others and don't care about myself! "It's not a seat, don't occupy it, don't force it to sit for others, communicate more, understand each other more, this is the true truth.

Should there be a seat on the bus? In real life, we have the saying that we occupy a seat in many places, we often put a book and a piece of paper in the university study room library to occupy a position, and we often go to the classroom to occupy a seat in advance, these seem to be very normal things, including on the train, we will also go to occupy a seat, what about the bus? Is it OK to occupy a seat on a bus?

I personally think that there is no such thing as occupying a seat on the bus, because it is public transportation, and the bus is so crowded and crowded, and you tell everyone that you occupy a seat, who cares about you? And I don't think it's necessary, who hasn't stopped on the bus? Why bother?

The act of occupying a seat is the act of occupying a seat or position in a public place or on public transport and reserving it for oneself or others, which is considered normal or improper in different regions and cultures. Here are some of my thoughts and suggestions:

1.Respect the rights of others: In public places, everyone has an equal right to use a seat or seat, and no one has the right to reserve a seat or seat alone. Occupying a seat may infringe on the rights of others, and the needs and rights of others should be respected.

2.Be fair and polite: If you need to occupy a seat or seat, ask if someone else needs to use the seat or seat family. If someone else needs to use it, offer to give up your seat, which is a fair and polite practice.

3.Reasonable and proper: If you need to reserve a seat or seat for others to use, you should follow the rules and etiquette of public places to ensure that you behave reasonably and appropriately.

4.Solve problems positively: If you encounter someone occupying a seat, try to politely and rationally ask them if they can give up their seat, or find other ways to solve the problem, such as finding other empty seats or seats. Avoid using aggressive words or actions.

In short, the act of occupying a seat should take into account the rights and needs of others, and follow the rules and etiquette of public places. If you encounter someone occupying a seat, you should deal with the problem in a polite and rational manner and look for a suitable solution.

When we travel by car, we sometimes encounter the situation where our seat is occupied. At this time, how to deal with it properly is a very important question. Specifically, when it comes to occupying a seat, you should take three measures: you should be courteous to someone who is in poor physical condition when you are taking a short train, you should ask the other party to give up your seat when the seat is occupied on a long-distance bus, and if the negotiation fails, you need to use a flight attendant to solve the problem.

1. When taking a short car, if you meet someone who is in poor physical condition, you should be polite and give up your seat.

Civility and courtesy is a virtue that we should observe when traveling in a car. Specifically, if we meet someone with poor physical fitness when we are on a short ride, we should be civilized and courteous and give him up his seat, which is beneficial to others and ourselves. As for the problem of occupying seats, since short-distance cars generally do not have the right seats, there is no problem of occupying seats.

2. When taking a long-distance bus, if the other party occupies their own seat, they should be asked to give up their seat.

When we take a long-distance bus, because of the long distance, this kind of car is seated. At this time, if your seat is occupied, you can ask the other person to give up your seat. The reason why I say this is because the seat is my own, and I should sit there, and the behavior of the person who occupies the seat is not only impolite, but also harms my own interests, so I have the right to ask the other party to give up my seat.

3. If someone occupies a seat and the communication is ineffective, you can find a flight attendant to solve the problem.

Sometimes, some people are so low in quality that they not only occupy their seats, but also refuse to give up their seats when they ask them to. At this time, I can communicate with him and strive to solve the problem. If the negotiation between the two parties is invalid, you can ask the flight attendant to solve the problem, so that you can effectively solve the problem, not only can you get back to your seat, but also will not affect yourself because of unnecessary trouble.