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public transportation etiquette
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Giving up seats for the elderly, pregnant, or disabled is considered polite and expected.
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public transportation etiquette
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In major cities, public transportation etiquette includes giving up seats for elderly or disabled individuals.
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public transportation etiquette
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United States
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Seats are generally offered to people with disabilities, but other passengers may not readily give up their seats
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public transportation etiquette
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United States
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Priority seating for the elderly and pregnant women is expected, but not always enforced on public transportation.
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public transportation etiquette
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United States
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Giving up seats on public transport is appreciated but not always expected or enforced
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public transportation etiquette
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United States
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Seats are usually not given up unless there are designated priority seating areas for elderly, pregnant women, or people with disabilities.
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rail travel etiquette
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United States
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It is common to give up your seat for elderly, pregnant, or disabled passengers.
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