1) Infact all passengers are too stubborn and lazy to move to
the rear. There's some passengers where they move 1-2 steps after
the first call, and another 1-2steps after the 2nd call.
2) The road is not only meant for buses. Even with bus lane,
some car drivers already make use of it to escape the jam.[Even
expressway road shoulders]. And not to forget that drivers are also
human, nobody's perfect. I would say that some passengers are
really too narrow minded, not willing to take alternative routes
just to save the effort of transferring.
3) Should be roughly the same as point 1.
The first and third point is
different.
The first point refers to the bus drivers that
repeatedly tell passengers to move in when clearly, once or twice
is enough, because I believe nobody is that dumb at understanding
clear, flat-out english , "Move inside, move in to the back pls.
Thanks ah, sorry ah." At times, the bus drivers spend a good 20
seconds telling the passengers to move in while the bus idles at
the same position. Nobody moves, everybody stills. This is a
problem, a lot of effective time has been eaten up in travelling if
it occurs at every bus stop.
On the other hand, the third point refers to stubborn
passengers themselves who refuse to move in. The third
point focuses on the inconsiderate commuters, who have not thought
of the welfare of other commuters who want to board the bus.
