When talking to others, no loud or abusive language

Do the right thing and be respectful. Loud conversations disturb the peace and comfort of your ride. Conversations also need not involve language that raises the eyebrows of your fellow passengers or has a child asking their parent why is that person using a word you said was bad?

Practice cell phone courtesy by setting ringtones on vibrate, using an inside voice and no two-way talk

There are many personal and business reasons why riders need to talk on their cell phones. Whatever the reason, please practice cell phone courtesy. No need to shout the microphone works well. Set phone to vibrate because some ring tones can startle a person right out of their seat. Other passengers do not need to know, two-way talk provides too many details.

Use earphones for your listening pleasure

A low tone is the best tone.

If fellow passengers are moving to the beat of your music, it is too loud. Be mindful of your music volume by using a low setting.

This will keep your musical preferences personal and help safeguard your hearing.

General Passenger Etiquette information