Many Londoners are fed up with rude Tube behavior. They want reminders about basic manners when getting on and off trains.
London: Recently, folks have noticed a rise in rude behavior on the Tube. It seems like more people are trying to get on before letting others off. Not cool, right?
One user on Reddit said we need to get back to basics. They suggested we should let everyone off before we hop on. It’s just common courtesy!
Another user joked about taking away someone’s “Londoner card” for pushing in. They said, “If you don’t let people off first, you’re not valid here.” It’s a funny way to make a point!
Interestingly, TfL has rules about this. They state that no one should enter until those leaving have passed through. But it seems many people have forgotten this rule.
Others on Reddit agreed, saying it’s just basic manners. One person mentioned that it’s all about physics—if there’s no space, you can’t get in!
People are calling for a reminder about Tube etiquette. Some think Londoners have become more impatient over the years. It’s like everyone’s in a rush these days.
One former commuter said it wasn’t this bad before. Now, it feels like you can’t even get off without someone barging in. It’s frustrating!
So, what do you think? Is it time for a little reminder about Tube manners?
