मोक्ष कलश योजना - राजस्थान रोडवेज की एक अनूठी पहल

 

With hundreds of trips made daily on transit, public transportation serves a critical role in moving people across the region.

RSRTC has created a thorough list of public transportation etiquette and guidelines that are widely recognised as courteous and respectful policies, but are not often practiced.

·        When boarding the bus, form an orderly queue. Pushing or pulling is not an alternative.

·         Let passengers exit first- Allow people to exit first when the bus doors open before attempting to board. To make room for individuals exiting, stand to the right or left of the doors.

·        Pay your fare and travel with a ticket- If you are travelling without a ticket you might be charged with a fine double the amount of your ticket because of penalty. So, adhere to the norms and travel by ticket.

·        Refrain having loud conversations, this means no loud chats on your phone, not just with your friends and fellow travelers. If at all feasible, set your phone to vibrate. Be considerate of other passengers too.

·        Avoid excessive baggage for a hassle free journey for you as well as for other passengers.

·        Cover your mouth when you sneeze or cough If you're not feeling well, don't travel. Coughing or sneezing in your hand to spread germs to poles, door handles, or chairs is not a good idea.

·        Do not litter or damage bus property, everything from scratching windows, destroying seats, graffiti, and even peeling off information and directional stickers could result in a penalty for you.

·        Book single seat for single person and not for luggage- Do not place bags or packages in the middle of an aisle or seats. Book seats as per the no of passengers travelling. Your extra seat for extra space could be required by a needful person.

 

Join us in promoting courteous behaviour on public transportation, as even the smallest gestures can make everyone's transit experience more joyful and beneficial, including your own. Because riding the bus requires sharing a tiny space, it is critical that all passengers treat one another with decency and respect.