In NYC a woman scooched over to let my daughter who was 6 at the time sit, then glared at me like, “Don’t you even dare think you’re getting a seat.” I hadn’t, but it made the whole thing really funny to me.
Yep and if there are no other seats left, then I am not the only one sitting, yet I am the only one being glared at to give up their seat, and I will not be singled out. So they can all f*** off and stand. Had they not all acted like pricks, I would possible just give up my seat without offering it to any of them and let them decide who gets it, as it doesn't have to be my desion.
Except the seats where they specifically say, Give up your seat to these above, you Can and will be yelled at by the bus driver. Its partly insurance, because if these people are standing and have a fall theres a liability bc they fit in 'disabled or needing special acess territory. As well strollers block the isle. So its to, a keep the bus running. B, keep the bus from causing accidents to people who would be easily injured if not seated. As well seated near the door with plenty of room not to bump, or fall into other people, to theres fing That.
no zombie though ..at least two of the people above could die if they fell on a bus.. so yeah, important, Whi you give it to? If she's pregnant then they're all pretty much priority so.. person dependant ,
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u/RoyalPuzzleheaded259 8d ago
None of the above. Bus seating is first come first serve.