>How popular is it in your country for a young person to offer a seat to an older person / pregnant women while in the bus/tram/metro/whatever?
It's nice to do so. You don't HAVE to but it's always nice to be considerate of others.
>Are people in your country well mannered in public spaces?
Most Americans are well mannered in public places (or at least try to be)

> Are people in your country well mannered in public spaces?


it varies

>>51964274
By skin colour?

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Oops, I forgot to include my opinion in OP. I have encountered situations when a young person was reprimanded by a bystander for not offering a seat. It's one of these things that I was taught since child. On the other hand, old people are fucking savages while entering/exiting vehicles.

>>51964140
>a young person to offer a seat to an older person / pregnant women while in the bus/tram/metro/whatever?
I do. But then I'm actually Polish, so there's that.

>>51964315
>there are Poles in your country
shouldn't you be warring Australia

>>51964361
I live in Australia. I'm just here to banter with you lad

>>51964140
Literally everyone stands because they don't want to give up a seat but also don't want to get their photo posted on the internet

>>51964404
>get them from the inside
Good thinking chap

>>51964140

As a young person, I intentionally avoid making eye contact with people who don't have a seat
I'm busy doing uni work with a laptop out so it just means I have to stare at a computer screen

>>51964291

Yes

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>>51964425
Well, to be honest I also don't give a fuck when I'm reading/studying unless someone is dying next to me.