Public Transit
Give priority seats to people who need them
You may use an empty seat, while considering older, pregnant, injured, disabled or unwell passengers, including needs that are not visible.
Travel question: Give priority seats to people who need them
Names and eligibility signs can change by law or operator. Do not judge need by appearance or photograph people for criticism.
Why is this rule in place?
This helps passengers who need support travel safely.
What should travelers do?
Offer the seat with “請坐”; if you need it, say so rather than forcing yourself to stand. Keep luggage off seats.
Examples & Details
Priority seat, pregnancy, older passenger, disability, invisible condition
Official Source Authority
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