日本機場巴士唔俾講電話

2008/06/10 17:01:07 網誌分類: 賽馬
10 Jun

    說自由民主,香港還比不上日本,但近日自由民主的國家對講手提電話擾民,都不約而同地作出規範,不妨在本欄與大家分享。

 

    香港馬場手電解禁只是近年的事,但馬場餐廳及馬會會所仍是禁用手機,其主要原因是想食客們不會受到外來的騷擾。日本的機場巴士,是禁止使用手機的,理由亦是希望搭客不會受到騷擾,這也未算,我去銀座用膳,有不少餐廳也放了禁用手機的牌在檯上,一如禁煙牌一樣,就算是大酒吧,笑語喧天,嘈到可能電話都聽唔到,亦有可能會禁用手機。

 

到了晚上打開電視看CNN,原來不止日本,連歐洲國家如捷克也考慮搭公車不能講電話。這對香港這個幾乎每人也有手機,分分秒秒無所不談的地方,應行不通。因為若食肆內不能講電話,搭車不能講電話,大家唔嘈到拆天才怪。

 

唔係話香港有此情況唔啱,但世界潮流是走向大同,不以自我為中心。別人在你附近不停談話,你不用是「巴士阿叔」也會覺得討厭,卻無法宣泄。如今歐洲部分國家及日本已逐步走向不自私自我途徑,我不是說香港需要立即跟隨,但這個做法值得大家仔細玩味。

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2008/06/11 15:59:54 回覆

這做法如在香港實行, 實在有點苛刻 , 不過我覺得香港到底還是會跟這大潮流 , 原因好簡單 , 香港高官有幾可使用公共交通工具 , 而出入慣的高級會所 , 根本已有很多是禁止使用手機 , 他們根本不覺在餐廳/酒吧等公共場使禁止使用手機會帶來什麼影響 ! 

雖然如此, 我也會贊成這做法, 因我也經常受到這問題的騷擾 ! 最特別亦是最討厭的 , 莫過於在電話中爆粗的人士 , 其次就是在公共場所玩手機鈴聲的那類, 大佬, 你選手機鈴聲係ok, 不過細聲d 得唔得 ! 

2008/06/11 14:57:16 回覆

唔俾講電話都係好㗎。

最驚啲的士同小巴司機, 揸緊車猛講電話, 做乘客就好驚!

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Bruce K. Paxton
Bruce K. Paxton 2017/07/16

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