One example is standing on the left side on escalators. I'm aware that in HK, China and Taiwan, people are accustomed to standing on the right. But people should know that the etiquette in SG is to stand on the left and allow people to walk on the right.
I'm always bemused when I stand on the left and someone stands one step up on the right. And people wanting to walk always expects me to move instead of the person on the right. And when I want to walk, the person standing on the right doesn't move.
Something to be implemented should be that you stand 2 steps up or down from a stranger on an escalator.
Another etiquette should be not to put your feet up in public places, like putting your feet up on public transport or on the seat in front of you in cinemas or foodcourts.
I'm always bemused when I stand on the left and someone stands one step up on the right. And people wanting to walk always expects me to move instead of the person on the right. And when I want to walk, the person standing on the right doesn't move.
Something to be implemented should be that you stand 2 steps up or down from a stranger on an escalator.
Another etiquette should be not to put your feet up in public places, like putting your feet up on public transport or on the seat in front of you in cinemas or foodcourts.
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