So many of these young bastards,especially foreigners, will occupy the reserved seats during peak periods. They will pretend to fall asleep or gaze at their hand phone intensely ignoring those who truly need the seats.
The seats meant for the needy should be left vacant even though the train may not be crowded.
Punitive action should be taken for those who choose not to comply.
(25-09-2022, 08:48 AM)hansamu Wrote: [ -> ]So many of these young bastards,especially foreigners, will occupy the reserved seats during peak periods. They will pretend to fall asleep or gaze at their hand phone intensely ignoring those who truly need the seats.
The seats meant for the needy should be left vacant even though the train may not be crowded.
Punitive action should be taken for those who choose not to comply.
All seats can be given up for needy persons. We should not mark out any seats at all.
If no elderly person holding a stick ; than maybe not qualify to earn that reserve seats Afterall we paid normal fares and should have right for a seat too!!...
This society is getting from bad to worse. Sinkies are rude, foreigners are unkind, everyone dun care about one another.
You go to the bus stop, everyone is waiting for others to flag the bus. You enter the lift, people look at their stupid phones and won't hold the lift for you. You walk on the walkway, people don't bother to walk on one side, thinking that the whole world should give way to them. We're indeed becoming like HK!
(25-09-2022, 08:48 AM)hansamu Wrote: [ -> ]So many of these young bastards,especially foreigners, will occupy the reserved seats during peak periods. They will pretend to fall asleep or gaze at their hand phone intensely ignoring those who truly need the seats.
The seats meant for the needy should be left vacant even though the train may not be crowded.
Punitive action should be taken for those who choose not to comply.
In Singapore most of the reserved seats in public transport are occupied not by elderly, disable or pregnant lady.
Why nobody park at disable car park lot when it is vacant?
It is because "fine"
Aged population is increasing annually.
Let scholars and relevant department solve the issue.
(25-09-2022, 11:31 AM)Oasis Wrote: [ -> ]In Singapore most of the reserved seats in public transport are occupied not by elderly, disable or pregnant lady.
Why nobody park at disable car park lot when it is vacant?
It is because "fine"
Aged population is increasing annually.
Let scholars and relevant department solve the issue.
1) Just like Priority Que in NTUC
Some middle-age people also Thick- skin and que there
2) Which retarded MP calls flooding in Orchard as ponding
to downplay the seriousness?
3) JoTeo also uses SGUnited to Rah- Rah lousy jobs for citizens
to reserve good jobs for FTs in the Careers Future portal
(25-09-2022, 10:36 AM)Blasterlord2 Wrote: [ -> ]This society is getting from bad to worse. Sinkies are rude, foreigners are unkind, everyone dun care about one another.
You go to the bus stop, everyone is waiting for others to flag the bus. You enter the lift, people look at their stupid phones and won't hold the lift for you. You walk on the walkway, people don't bother to walk on one side, thinking that the whole world should give way to them. We're indeed becoming like HK!
(25-09-2022, 10:36 AM)Blasterlord2 Wrote: [ -> ]This society is getting from bad to worse. Sinkies are rude, foreigners are unkind, everyone dun care about one another.
You go to the bus stop, everyone is waiting for others to flag the bus. You enter the lift, people look at their stupid phones and won't hold the lift for you. You walk on the walkway, people don't bother to walk on one side, thinking that the whole world should give way to them. We're indeed becoming like HK!
No worries lah, next few weeks, you may see many wonderful stories in our strait paper, showing how helpful, thoughtful and caring these foreigners are.
We are good in these things, Such can be done easily too.
I can conclude that many foreigners are indeed rude and ill-respects. Many tend to be ignorant, selfish and not complying to our rules. If this happened in European countries, this guy will be thrown out of the train.
(25-09-2022, 08:25 AM)FangFang Wrote: [ -> ]What wrong if the train is not full lah... and there is no elderly nearby also.. If need then ask lah.
Even though it is not crowded, young people shud not be sitting on those reserved seats. They are strong enough to stand. If young ladies sit, still at least acceptable.
(25-09-2022, 11:31 AM)Oasis Wrote: [ -> ]In Singapore most of the reserved seats in public transport are occupied not by elderly, disable or pregnant lady.
Why nobody park at disable car park lot when it is vacant?
It is because "fine"
Aged population is increasing annually.
Let scholars and relevant department solve the issue.
Got lah. You never see it before.
It is very fast complained by the resident. The TC got to act quickly.
Never park at the HDB refuse chute area.
The fine is $1k. I still see got champion parks there. If really no parking lot, park at the yellow lines, the fine is the cheapest.
Don't know whether it's always foreigners, but I noticed an increasing trend in the past few years that many people purposely choose the reserved seat even though other seats are available.
(25-09-2022, 11:05 AM)Sentinel Wrote: [ -> ]Handicap toilet exclusive for handicaps is it?
To me , I see it as handicap enabled. Ans priority for handicapped. But if no handicapped around , others can use , but make it quick , in case one does come along.
Similarly for the reserved seat . Others may sit but they should keep their eyes open to see if an elderly/ pregnant/ etc steps into the carriage, and offer their seats.
(BTW I'm not saying this cos I want to steal the seat from old folks. I am PG)
And IMO , the need to label certain seats as reserved is actually a sad reflection on the general attitude of residents here.
In Japan and Taiwan the priority seats on public transport will never be taken as they are reserved for those who need them. Especially for those senior citizens or handicaps.
(25-09-2022, 03:08 PM)Ahnya Wrote: [ -> ]To me , I see it as handicap enabled. Ans priority for handicapped. But if no handicapped around , others can use , but make it quick , in case one does come along.
Similarly for the reserved seat . Others may sit but they should keep their eyes open to see if an elderly/ pregnant/ etc steps into the carriage, and offer their seats.
(BTW I'm not saying this cos I want to steal the seat from old folks. I am PG)
And IMO , the need to label certain seats as reserved is actually a sad reflection on the general attitude of residents here.
Worst scenario is they wil shut-off their eyes and dozed off.
(25-09-2022, 03:15 PM)kangtangman Wrote: [ -> ]In Japan and Taiwan the priority seats on public transport will never be taken as they are reserved for those who need them. Especially for those senior citizens or handicaps.
Japan and Taiwan are not an issue becos our country are over-flooded with excessive foreigners. Blame our Govt.
(25-09-2022, 03:20 PM)Gemstar Wrote: [ -> ]Japan and Taiwan are not an issue becos our country are over-flooded with excessive foreigners. Blame our Govt.
Yes, as many of these foreigners did not blend into our way of live. Especially when come to public transport these foreigners failed to practice what we normally would do. Such as queuing up before entering the train, etc.
While foreigners in both Japan and Taiwan they will follow accordingly.
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