#ETIQUETTEFAIL | GO TRANSIT THE PREP GU

Hey Prepsters,

I am stoked to announce that I am partnering with GO Transit for this post! I have been a GO Transit user since my family and I moved to Canada 13 years ago. But over the past 5 years of being in university, I use the GO Transit system at least 3 times a week. In the times I have taken the GO, there have been moments where you watch or engage in poor transit etiquette. I have seen it all; from riders pushing and shoving to get on the train; taking up more than their fair share of space; or blasting music or chatting in the Quiet Zone. Trust me, if you find these situations a little bit irritating, you’re not alone!

That’s why, GO Transit wants to encourage myself and everyone who is reading this to share their #EtiquetteFail story, whether it was a fail that you committed or a fail you witnessed. Either way, it will help ensure that everyone knows what to avoid in terms of an embarrassing fail in the future.

I actually shared the biggest pet peeve using the hashtag on #EtiquetteFail on twitter and asked a few of y’all to chime in! Here’s what you had to say:

How can I pick just one? I cannot deal with people who leave their phone on loud, even just the ping…am I too picky? #etiquettefail

— bri ? (@briannecail) October 28, 2017

People who play their music such that others can hear. Nobody likes your taste in music as much as you do ???

— Classy On The Run (@ClassyOnTheRun) October 28, 2017

Uhmmm not offering obviously fragile people a seat!!

— Monika Köhler (@Mon_Mode) October 28, 2017

So please join in the conversation, get social and let’s all make the GO Transit experience better for everyone! Share your #EtiquetteFail experiences on twitter and don’t forget to follow and tag @GOTransit!