Elevator is also a public place where many people share the same space. The behavior of each individual can affect the feelings, even the health of people around. Every community needs to have minimum etiquette standards to ensure a comfortable environment for all. Let’s look at some habits that have been recognized as contributing to improving the elevator etiquette in public places. From these small acts, we are limiting bothering others, and maintaining comfort and friendliness for each other.

– Queue to wait for your turn to enter the elevator.

– Keep quiet in the elevator, talk softly if the number of people in the elevator is not many and all know each other.

– Do not write, draw graffiti, or throw garbage in the elevator.

– Hold backpacks, bags in his hand, avoid colliding with people behind.

– When the elevator is crowded, if you stand near the door, you should step out to let others go out and then enter again.

– Pay attention to the common space, leave space for others.

– Stand evenly from the inside to the outside, do not stand close to the door while the inside is still spacious.

– Do not hold the elevator for too long, if you have reason to hold the elevator, it is best to take the next turn, do not make others wait for the elevator because of you.

– Operate gently in the elevator, do not jump, stomp. Your weight can cause the elevator to fall.

– If the elevator is overloaded, voluntarily step outside and wait for the next turn.

– Make way for pregnant women, children and people with disabilities.

– Do not eat, drink, watch movies, play loud music in the elevator.

However, the most important thing lies in the conscience of each person, as well as when participating in traffic, the presence of each individual has an impact on the common space. Elevator is a modern device that makes people’s movement more convenient, hope that each user also brings a civilized spirit when taking the elevator.