Not only MRT, this might also be useful for all public transport like LRT,Monorial, KTM, BTS, Subway, and also in the BUS
Want to know how? Okie.. see more below :)
Sharing the post I found, here from Yahoo page.
There are three types of passengers;
the civilian, people who are standing and don’t intend to sit down,
the occupants, people who are already seated,
and lastly the combatants, people standing but wanting to get a seat.
Needless to say, you will be competing against other combatants
Get your first step right
The moment you hop onto the train, always turn away from the divider between two carriages. Making any move towards these dividers is simply digging your own grave. Instead, move towards the centre of the carriage where there are far more seats. This area is known as the “Fertile Valley”
In this Fertile Valley, look out for occupants who may be dropping off. For instance, school children who will most likely be dropping at station in the vicinity of their schools. This may require you to have some geographical knowledge of the area. While it may be difficult at first, it is something you can easily pick up over time. Take note of popular stations like interchanges where occupants often drop off to catch another train.
Also, learn to spot occupants who are entrenched in their seats. Occupants who do not look like they are getting to work or school may be in for the long haul. Chances of you getting their seats will be pretty slim. Find another target.
Always be on the lookout for best position
If an occupant in front is looking to get off, ‘create’ room for them to step out while blocking the advancement of other combatants. Next, quickly switch places with the occupants to grab their seat. Do it with grace and it’ll look like you’re dancing.
Got it? At least something to learn for today but please offer your seats to others that need it better. Especially to the disabled passengers, kids and pregnant lady pleasee... :)
Helping each others makes good relationship and also happiness.
Bogged by,
Kathy
