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    Questo segno significa che i posti dovrebbero essere per gli anziani? Perché ho visto più volte i giovani seduti a questi posti e non rinunciando agli anziani anche negli autobus affollati.


    Questo segno significa che i posti dovrebbero essere per gli anziani? Perché ho visto più volte i giovani seduti a questi posti e non rinunciando agli anziani anche negli autobus affollati.

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    1. SubparExorcist on

      Yes but just because they should doesn’t mean they will unfortunatly

    2. VonHindenburg-II on

      Yes. You can sit on them, but if an elderly person (or pregnant person) comes along, you should give the seat up.

    3. JeLuF on

      Unlike what all the expat youtube videos tell you, Germans don’t always follow the rules. Sometimes, they even jaywalk.

    4. Gidon_147 on

      They are free to use for anyone, but elderly people are supposed to be prioritized. Young people sitting there aren’t inherently bad, but if they leave a person in clear need of that seat standing, they are to be considered disgraceful assholes. And if they put their feet onto the seat across on top of that, they are to be considered “Satansbraten” even.

    5. Maittanee on

      Not every older person needs to sit and some of them are also offended if you ask them. Therefore you can sit where you like but if a elder person comes along and asks you to get up, you should.

      This also counts for pregnant people or those who have problems to walk/stay.

    6. RelationshipIcy7680 on

      I’ve noticed most Germans don’t respect elders that much

    7. coblinfly on

      I find the same thing happening when I travel with strollers. There are places prioritized for them, but no one moves their bum. It’s so rude.

    9. MulberryDeep on

      Anyone can use them, but the elderly, pregnant etc have a right to that seat and can ask you to get up

    10. Miserable_Fruit4557 on

      That was a Culture shock for me when I moved to Europe. Back in my country of origin (Brazil), there are as well seats reserved for elders, pregnants, etc. but regardless of that, younger people are always ready to offer their place to elders immediatelly as they notice one. Here in Germany, I had to ask people to get up a few times and give seat to an elder, as they are reluctant to give up their seats.

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