Using PUBLIC TRANSPORT: British Etiquette

The video provides guidelines for using public transport in the UK, emphasizing etiquette and manners. It covers enabling subtitles, spatial awareness with rucksacks, standing on the right of escalators, allowing passengers to disembark before boarding, using polite language, avoiding eye contact, and being considerate with food choices. Following these rules ensures a smooth and respectful journey.

What should you do with your rucksack in a crowded train or bus?

• Leave it at home

• Take it off and hold it

• Keep it on your back

• Place it on the floor

Where should you stand on an escalator if you are not walking?

• At the bottom

• On the right side

• In the middle

• On the left side

What is the polite way to ask someone to move down in a crowded bus?

• Could you move down, please?

• Move down!

• Shift over!

• Get out of the way!

What should you do if you make accidental eye contact with someone on public transport?

• Smile briefly and look away

• Start a conversation

• Stare back at them

• Ignore them completely

Which type of food should you avoid eating on public transport?

• Sandwiches

• Boiled eggs

• Chocolates

• Fruits