Chivalry on Public Transportation
By mathejo
@mathejo (155)
Philippines
December 5, 2011 12:18am CST
Is Chivalry in public transportation dead? I commute as a mean of transporting to places and I noticed that guys nowadays don't offer seat anymore when there's a girl standing in front of them. I'm not saying that girls can't afford to stand on public transport but isn't nice if a guy offer their seat even for the sake of being thoughtful..?
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@LiveRockDie (10)
•
5 Dec 11
I have to agree, it is gone. I ride BART and see this all the time. What I also see is people not giving up their seats for the elderly, which is absolutely disrespectful in my opinion! Also I always see kids taking handicap seats and not giving them up when people who are visibly handicapped get on. It's awful people these days have lost sense of decent behavior.
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@Sanitary (3968)
• Singapore
19 Dec 11
U can forget about that happening in singapore. When seats are concerned, it's always a first come first served basis. There are cases of people pretending to be asleep when they see pregnant woman, elderly and kids coming onboard. In worse cases, some would demand people to give up their seats since they think they deserved it. With all the scenarios, where does Chivalry lies when everybody thinks they ought to occupy that seat?
@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
13 Dec 11
hi mathejo girl heck, they will not even get up and offer a seat to
a n elderly woman with a quad cane. chivalry on public transportation
never did exist I do not think, thats why some bus drivers will escort me to the one seat left as my age and disability is evidently invisible to selfish young louts on the bus. grrrrrrrr.
