'All these only highlight an individual’s cultivation and his/her upbringing. We must foster and build a strong culture of tolerance and inclusiveness so that our society/country can gradually progress to the notable height of first-world standards.' — ...
Undesirable, ugly or bad behaviours are quite often noticed in the civilised society and the first world country like Singapore. For example,Delivery rider disappointed after getting S$0.90 tip from customer, says ‘please learn about tipping rules in Singapore’
On our roads and expressways, we often notice “Road competition” such as speeding and cutting lanes without signalling, tailgating and failure to give way. Our public transport and private hire vehicle drivers are more easily prone to be verbally abused by their passengers as the identity of the passengers is kept confidential by the rider app platforms/operators. On the other hand, some drivers also conduct or have attitudes and behaviours that can be inappropriate, undesirable, or unacceptable to passengers.
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