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‘What do you think of this?’: Netizen sought comments about passenger putting items on bus seats

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July 28, 2026
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SINGAPORE: Commuters who trip public buses usually spotlight a well-recognized downside: when individuals put their private belongings on a seat and take up helpful seating area.

On Fb, a netizen shared a photograph exhibiting a seat being occupied by a number of plastic baggage and a backpack, and one other giant backpack was positioned on the ground close by. Furthermore, a passenger is seated in entrance of the seat occupied by the mentioned objects. 

With this, the netizen requested on-line: “What do you consider this?” with out disclosing any extra context about what was occurring within the picture. 

Many netizens commented their ideas and opinions within the mentioned put up. For some, they claimed that inserting private objects on empty seats is okay, except the general public transportation will get crowded and another person wants it. 

“Based mostly on the window reflection, the bus isn’t packed. If not many individuals, I don’t see something incorrect,” one other netizen claimed. 

Others claimed that taking over seats for private belongings ought to have further fines. A remark claimed: “If I’m the bus inspector, I’ll demand the commuter to faucet one other card for the luggages!” 

Moreover, others claimed that as a substitute of posting the picture on-line, he/she ought to present helpful solutions like having hooks inside buses for individuals to hold their objects, as a substitute of considering negatively concerning the scenario. 

“If the bus isn’t packed, fantastic. As long as it’s moved away to permit extra individuals to sit down when the bus fills up,” a remark concluded. 

On the finish of the day, commuters must be truthful and considerate on public transportation. You will need to take notice that a little bit consideration could make the trip higher for everybody.





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