Tuesday, December 02, 2008

Safety on public transport



Do you feel safe taking public
transport?

Have you had any 'interesting' experiences on buses, trains or trams, that have made you question your safety? If so, please feel free to share.




11 comments:

Anonymous said...

Lol. Well, taking public transport twice everyday, does expose you to some very revealing and uncomfortable experiences. Like for intsance, Many drunken Aboriginals board our bus and are often voilent and eratic when boarding and during travel. Also, smaller children are also very rude and reveal eachother whilst travelling. Also, We have rocks chucked at the bus whilst driving past namajira avenue. Which was very disturbing.

Anonymous said...

ALL vehicles should have seat belts INCLUDING BUSES!!!!!

Anonymous said...

i think every means of transport should be free, for hobos, me etc

Anonymous said...

also trains should have ping pong tables, cause ping pongs tables are fun.

Anonymous said...

Hi, Im Nick and Im awesome :)

I think that public transport should have seat belts, don't be a fool seat belts are cool

Nick Rules For the win!!

Anonymous said...

Jaymz that idea wouldnt work cuase hobos will be living on the bus and the Bus's will smell and there be less money for the bus drivers.

J Reimers said...

I catch the bus every morning, and I feel safe, even without a seatbelt ;)

T.M.C.S said...

no sometimes not the safest option i have had an interesting experiance there was a fight on the train i was taking once.
by s.harris

Anonymous said...

i think its scary but still safe. also being with someone yoy know including the driver can make you feel safe. a mcintosh

I.Boram said...

I think is is pretty good not that i really ever go on it so i wouldn't know that much about it. Mu Uncle goes on the tram to the city like every day ad he sees no problem with it. <(0-0)>

M.Bennett said...

Well, the bus that i go on after school is pretty safe. Most of the time only school kids get on the bus, but occasionaly an adult or two will get on. I haven't had many 'bad' experiences - unless you count the times when people have gotten their arms stuck in the seat, but that's been their own fault.