Most of my life I travelled in
public transport. I continue to do so.
Reasons - I tend to get observe people and learn new things. Fresh
insight into my thinking is partly due to the observation. I get to see a different view as well to the
problem I encounter. Most of the time it
is the positive attitude that I see in people including optimism which makes me
to depend upon the public transport despite some negative side of the same and
the time consuming of public transport travelling – you need to have the other
side of the coin to appreciate the positive side. Though I posted earlier similar stories I put
a different title so I start this posting as the beginning of these tales.
Good Samaritans plight
Quite often I read complaints
against the public transport drivers. Once in a while I observe them most of
the time I see them very passionate about their work, very careful, while
driving. And most of the time on the bus bay I can see the various automobiles parked
haphazardly and the commuters literally bloc the road, despite many times
honking the horn hardly anyone cares. They also try to stop on the roads as the
commuters generally – aged or women or children wave their hand. Drivers after
all trying to be human stop the bus, in turn they get yelling.
Recently I was travelling in the
evening a place normally buses ply at regular intervals one aged lady waved the
hand on the busy area, to avoid traffic jam the driver tried to stop the bus
after moving ahead of her, aged woman instead of thanking him started yelling
for moving the bus away from her – driver, conductor tried to explain her about
the situation – finally the driver has to say sorry I shouldn’t stopped the
bus. I felt bad for him.
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