Communication with the passenger
Today, 30.112020, I went home with the 3rd bus to Pavavnieki, approx. At 20:10 there was a stop on Cesis Street or Pärnu Street. So there were a lot of people deciding to climb out through the front door. I don't notice a warning sign anywhere that you can't stand there. I arrived at the door before turning onto Pärnu Street, and the driver initially muttered something, showing his displeasure. I can't understand if it's meant for me. Then I turned to him. He is nothing, unresponsive. Then, after a second or two, it started to shout loudly, "Thank you, thank you..." and then something in a rough tone will say that I can't stand there, because I don't see any cyclists, nothing else. And he continued. have a ton of something to talk about.Did the direct drivers not be kindly taught, at least initially, communication with the passenger to start "Sorry, but please... they could..." Instead of shouting all over the car and drawing the attention of all passengers to the situation. If I'm already writing here, and I'm writing a complaint for the first time, then my mind exploded, because I'm not a single name for a driver and I'm not silent, but you know, to be honest, the driver wants to. I have to say everything I thought, but I didn't, because I can't talk to the driver while driving, just out of respect for the passengers who were there, I never said, but I'm writing now. I would not be guilty of this situation because I did not see any informative signs and after the driver's gross shouting resigned. But that's not nice, this way this driver has worsened your company's image, in parallel with ticket controllers.Are such rude people working for you, or are they being made by our society? If so, you already need to teach them how to act in a particular situation.
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