Transporte público en Inglés

I’m from Colombia, I live in Bogotá and all that you say is right, I love how you describe the places, the things that you can do in the city and the different characteristics of it. Thank you, Gi

I live in Bogotá and these are my tips.

• You should carry your backpack in front and always in sight
• You shouldn’t carry important things that stick out in your back pockets
• You should download Transmiapp on your phone to see the routes easily
• You shouldn’t take the bus late at night, especially if you’re alone
• You should enjoy the travel 😅

I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The only way to use public transport is to have the SUBE card in my city. This card is used for all means of transport (buses, railways and subways). If you can, you should choose to move by rail or subway because they are the fastest. You should not travel alone in a bus for a long journey. For these cases: you should combine bus and subway, or bus and train. You will get the shortest travel times. Besides, the second trip of a combination with the SUBE card discounts 50 percent.
The most problematic hours for traffic and public transport are around 8 am and around 6 pm. If you can, you shouldn’t avoid traveling at those times.
There are very comfortable public means of transport and others not so much. As well as safe means of transport and others not so much. Before using any of them, you should find out this information.
If you want to travel safely and comfortably you should choose an Uber or a Cadify. But these means are much more expensive than using the SUBE card.

Expression for my list:

• “In no time” ɪn noʊ taɪmis an idiomatic expression that means “very quickly” or “in a very short time”. It is often used to describe how quickly something happens or how quickly someone does something. For example, “I finished my homework in no time” means that the person finished their homework very quickly.
• “rush hour” rʌʃ ˈaʊər hora pico
• “off-peak hours” ɔf-pik ˈaʊərzhora valle

Extra pactice!

I’m form Mexico City, and I must say that ther red bus looks identical to the Metrobus here. but I don’nt use thos form of transportation. Instead, I frequently ise the metro, which is a subway ths rruns throughout the city. Addicionally, I use the new clablebus line 2, which is a new transportation method for remote areas of the city. It’s actually one of my main modes of transportation since I live near one of the stations.

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You should chek your rout before.
You shouldn’t distract with your phone for many times.

You should respect the rules inside the bus.
You shouldn’t eat or drink inside the bus.
You should always have the enough money to pay.
You shouldn’t have a big bag or big artifacts with you.
You should keep silence in the bus.

1. You should get a seat in the middle.
2. You shouldn’t take out your cell phone.
3. You should claim the ticket.
4. You shouldn´t sleep.
5. You should know your route.

1. Using local transportation

• Transport tips

• You should cleaning your hands with gel. 🙌

• You shouldn’t bring pets on the bus 🦮

• You should use your phone, it’s not recommended, but you can. 🤳🏽

• You shouldn’t talk to strangers, you can but you shouldn’t. 🗣️👽

I live in medellin and andrew’s recommendations also apply to transportation in my city (Medellin subway).

I live in Lima city, sometimes is dangerous but if you are careful them there isn’t problem.

• You should take the bus when there are a bit of people.
• It’s a good idea get in first seat because you could see the principal streets.
• You shouldn’t use the transport when it’s rush hour. There are many people.
• You shouldn’t talk with unknown. Somebody don’t have good intentions.
• Sometimes the people don’t have patience. You should be careful.

If you use local transportation in Caracas-Venezuela:

1. You should be careful with your belongings, pay in cash by bus, and pay with a debit card by subway.
2. You shouldn’t throw garbage inside the local transportation or eat.

Transmilenio is the biggest nightmare xd

In Mexico, it is the metro and metro bus

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I live in Mexico, and these are my tips

• You should be careful every time, with your wallet

• In my city, we don’t have metro station, so, you should take combi

• At any time or place, you need to have money in coins. Why do they always ask to pay with coins?

I think you shouln’t use your cellphone while you are traveling in a public bus.

Recomendaciones sobre el transporte público en inglés.
Instructions: Share your best transport tips. What should and shouldn’t you do when using local transportation in your city?

1. You should make a route in Google Maps of your activities during the day.
2. You shouldn’t carry heavy things so that your trip is not difficult.
3. You should always look for seats near to the bus entrance door.
4. You shouldn’t use large or expensive devices such as laptops, or tablets in transport, for safety.
5. You should carry yourself some utilities such as sunscreen, alcohol gel, and a face mask.

Instructions: Share your best transport tips. What should and shouldn’t you do when using local transportation in your city?

1. You should sit down and respect the people’s space who traveling with you.

2. You shouldn’t make noise or music to loud voice.

3. You should save your backpack under your feet or between your legs.

4. You Shouldn’t bother other passengers when boarding or leaving the transport.

5. You should follow the instructions of the transport employees.

• You should have your transcaribe card all the time
• You shouldn’t walk through the transcaribe roads

My contribution

In my city Monterrey, Nuevo León, México, there are many options to traveling. I recommend using the bus or subway during rush hour, but at the same time, the bus can be crowded. Is may be more expensive, but I recommend using Uber or Didi.

My tips:

• You should leave early to reach your destination without setbacks.
• You shouldn’t travel at rush hour.
• You should do your research before using the bus, because there are many routes.
• You shouldn’t use the bus after 12, because it doesn’t run anymore.
• You should transport yourself in Uber is more expensive than the bus, but is more comfortable.

I live in Guayaquil,Ecuador and those are my tips:
1.-you should to move around the city on the metrovia
2.- you should always have a card metrovia with money.
3.- You should be careful as it is not the safest transportation
4.- You shouldn’t neglect your belongings
5.- Your shouldn’t use the metrovia at night
6.-Your should enjoy the places famous at the city.

i am from Colombia and i live in cartagena basically, what
you should and shouldn’t when you are using the local transportation is:

1. you should check your route before get into the bus.
2. you shouldn’t take any pets into the bus.
3. you should give the chair to someone if they need it
4. you shouldn’t sit on the special chair to disabled person.
5. you should enjoy

In my city Monterrey, Nuevo León, México, there are many options to traveling. I recommend using the bus or subway during rush hour, but at the same time, the bus can be crowded. Is may be more expensive, but I recommend using Uber or Didi.

1. You should read a book when you feel comfortable using the metro o metrobus.
2. You shouldn't have the backpack on.
3. You should see the city thought the windows, it's beautiful
4. You shouldn't throw out trash. It's rude that.
5. You should see the urban art into the metro. It's fantastic.
6. You should discover many expositions and curiosities into the metro

In Peru, we have Lima’s metro, Line 1. It is one of Lima’s most popular modes of transportation. It is used by thousands of people every day to get to and from their schools, universities, jobs, and places of business. Line 1 is the safest and fastest way to move around the city, although its routes haven’t covered all of Lima.

Most of the time, you will find Line 1 crowded, and you may have to wait in line for some time to enter. But once you’re in the system, you will be able to travel from the south to the center in no time. There are some rules to follow:

1. You shouldn’t eat or drink inside the metro.
2. You should buy and charge your Line 1 card before entering the station.
3. You should check your route (whether it goes to the south or north) before entering the system.
4. You should be prepared to stand during your trip.

I live in Mexico nearby to Mexico City and I currently don’t use the local transportation, but some years ago I left my native city to try some luck in this amazing, but unsafe, city. In my first month living here, I usually use the Subway (Metro), and I was robbed, due to many people traveling using that transportation somebody stole my smartphone. So you shouldn’t carry your smartphone or your wallet in your pockets.

• You should have care with yours belongings.
• You shouldn´t bring pets.
• You should line up to get in.
• You shouldn´t run in.

If you visit Huancayo - Perú. You can walk around the city because it is a small place.

In my city:
*You should wear comfortable clothes
*You shouldn´t use higheels
*You should move quickly right now to catch the bus

• You should put the backpack on your chest.

• You shouldn’t be late to get somewhere.

You should be quit and silent to not disgust anybody.
You shouldn’t buy things to sellers.
You should use hedphones if you are lstening music or podcast.
You shouldn’t leave your bag alone.
You should keep attention to anything.

I live in Guatemala The only way to use public transport is to have the SUBE card in my city

I Live in Peru, and i give some transportation tips:

In Perú there are three card for transportations. Then, you should buy card transporation for the metrpolitano bus, you should buy card transporations for train electric. in this transporattions you shouldn’t drink or eat.

And, if you want to visit another places you should take some effective for paid bus, taxi.

For all public transport I suggest You should cleaning your hands with gel and shouldn’t use your phone.

Before, You should chek your rout.

I also use the TransMilenio system, and I should be very careful with my belongings because a year ago, a thief took my cell phone from my pocket at one of Caracas’ stations. You should always be very careful with the windows too, as they can be used for theft as well.

I’m from Guatemala, I live in Guatemala and all that you say is right, I love how you describe the places, the things that you can do in the city and the different characteristics of it. Thank you, Gi

You should get a seat in the middle.
You shouldn’t take out your cell phone.
You should claim the ticket.
You shouldn´t sleep.
You should know your route.

The red bus in Colombia is identical to the one in Mexico City; but here we have the metro and other types of transport, but instead the metro, the metro bus (red bus), and the light rail are one of the best and cheapest in Mexico City

What should and shouldn´t you do when using local transportation in your city?
In Santiago, Chile. You should charge your card before the travel if you want because instead of that you can evade the payment and travel for free. You may not be so worry with security, we still have the second lowest homicide rate in the whole american continent, and thrives still ocuppy the “assault fast and run” method, so it´s easy to neutralize them. Anyway, you will have serious troubles to understand the language. Chilean language is hard for a spanish-speaking person and generally is uninteligible. Also don´t expect to see happy people, unless they are drunk. In all cases you have to talk first. If not, nobody will talk to you. And if someone begun to talk to you without know you is for: ask you for a direction, try ro convert you to a religion (generally JW or Hare Krishnas), ask you for money or steal you something.

• You should check if your card for transporting has balance.
• You shouldn’t use elevator for people with disabilities.
• You should pay close attention to the route where you are going, because you can get lost.
• You shouldn’t buy anything inside the subway station.

1.-You should, recharge the card after before get in
2.-You shouldn’t drink alcohol inside the transport.
3.-You should be careful with yours belongings.
4.-You shouldn’t shout inside the bus.
5.-You should be respectful with the people.

You should take a backpack.
You shouldn’t bring valuables.
You should bring change.

I live in Trujillo, Perú, it’s a popular city of the country, with a lot of famous places and very nice people, but we don’t have a very well system of transport, in this city you can take a taxi if you have money for it, or maybe if you don’t have a lot of money you can take a bus, but you have to be very careful with the bus that you want to take, because we have so many routes, buses with diferent colors and letters, so you have to know the destination and what bus you can take, in this city we don’t have whereabouts, so you can take a bus anywhere, if you are student, underage or you have a university card, you can pay less. The buses are usually crowded, sometimes you can sit down if you are lucky, you have to be very careful with your things, your cellphone, and your wallet, pay attention all time.

in my city (Cali Colombia) the most comun local transportation is el MIO it is a largue blue bus and to take it we do not should go in eating neither carry in with pets and before to take the bus check the rute to make sure you do not take the wrong route

I live in lima:
-The fastest transport here is the metropolitano
-You got to use and chargue a card as well
-This bus goes thrugh the city, from the north to the south
-Maybe this public trasport is not the most comfortable, but this one is considerably safer than others.
-At some hours it is completely filled, speacially in the morning, so you should go earlier to your destination.

I´m from Colombia, I live in Santa Marta, the local transportation is more simple than Bogota, there is not Trasmilenio, in this city only there are small buses. anything is allowed here!

In Mexico city:

• You should check the rute.
• You shuldn´t sleep when you´re using the metro.
• You should have an extra ticket.
• You shouldn´t littering on the metro
• You shouldn’t use reserved sits.

You should leave with one hours anticipe
You shouldn’t eat and drink in the bus .
You should have an card
You shouldn’t pay with money
You should the respet the seat

you definitely shouldn’t use your phone inside the bus if is not necessary. You can suffer a robery

What should and shouldn’t you do when using local transport in your city?

I should buy ticket before input into the system.

I should to respect people.

I should line up.

I shouldn’t eat on the bus.

you should charge your card before to enter the train
you shouldn’t sleep in the train or the bus

I live in Santa Elena, Ecuador. Santa Elena is a small town and all the places are close, but if you want to move to another city near or within Santa Elena there are three types of bus lines.
Here are my tips if you are going to take a bus or taxi in my city.
Before getting on a bus you must buy a ticket.
You should take care of your things, when you’re getting on a bus.
You shouldn’t approach street vendors, when you are at a bus station.
Furthermore, you should also call a taxi on the phone, because it’s safer.

you should not use the cell phone for safety
you should take care of your bag
you should not buy anything on the bus
you should check the routes and schedules very carefully.

You should get an umbrella.

• What should and shouldn´t you do when using local transportation in your city?

  am Peruvian. And, I live in Lima, some aspects that we need to consider when we take local transportation are:

  ✅ You should…

  • Keep your ticket and fare handy.
  • Show respect on public transport.
  • Keep your personal belongings in sight and be aware of your surroundings.
  • Give the seat to people who need it.
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  ❎ You should not …

  • Throw garbage or waste.
  • Disrespect or harass other passengers.
  • Smoking or consuming prohibited foods and beverages.
  • Push or sneak

I am from Colombia, I live in Medellín and the things that as responsible citizens we must do are:

• we must not eat or drink inside the bus.
  -We must not brings pets inside the bus.
  -we must give up the seat to disabled and pregnant women.
  -we must not destroy the interior of the buses with scratches or graffiti.
  -We must respect authority such as security guards and police.
  -and we must pay the ticket before entering the transport.

That’s metro culture.💪💪💪

Uses of Should

• Advice or Suggestion (Consejo o sugerencia)
  Example: Your hair is too long, you should get a haircut.
• Moral Obligations (Obligaciones morales)
  Example: You should always tell the truth
• Expectations or Assumptions (Expectativas o suposiciones)
  Example: He’s been studying for hours, so he should do well on the exam

• Today I had the opportunity of moving around the city.
• It’s the fastest way to move around the city.
• It is not the most comfortable or the safest.
• The buses are usually crowed.
• We were able to access it easily.
• You should buy and charge your Trasmilenio card before entering the station.
• You shouldn’t eat or drink inside the bus.
• You should check your route before entering the system.
• What should and shouldn’t you do when using local transportation in your city?

You should arrive at the station on time, so you can take a bus calmly and you can enjoy the trip seated.

In Guatemala is transition of the old trasportation with a new bus, similary Colombia. But the old sistem resists to change becauce it steals from users.
The new sistem is most but there are some buses in the city is biggest.

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I live in CDMX (Mexico City) we have a transport similar to the red one in Medellín, it is fast and cheap but it is not enough because a lot of people use it during peak hours.
Personally, I rarely use it, perhaps 2 or 3 times in my life, my frequent means of transportation is the subway, but in recent years it has become unsafe and sometimes even dangerous due to the low maintenance budget.
So, when it is possible because the weather and the distance allow it, I preferred to walk instead of using the subway.

Homework:
Share your best transport tips. What should and shouldn’t you do when using local transportation in your city?

I live in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. in my city the public transport is dangerous.

1. You should save your cellphone because in the buses to go up many thieves.

2. You shouldn’t use expensive clothes and watches because the thieves can take it off you.

3. You should have cash because in Honduras he buses pay them with cash.

4. You shouldn’t to sleep because the bus stations are not defined and you can pass your bus stop.

5. You should take a taxi because it is fastest, safest and most comfortable transport system.

Hi, I´m living now in Melbourne, so I´m goin to talk about this city.
The first, I shouldn´t eat in Melbourne´s Stations, also I shouldn´t ask for money

Thanks

1. You should take care of your belongings, its better if you put your belongings where you can see them.
2. You shouldn’t be distracted when travelling on the public bus, you have to be always alert on your surroundings.
3. You should give up the seat to older people and pregnant women.
4. You shouldn’t drink or smoke inside the bus.
5. You should be alert when you get close to your stop point, always check both sides if there is no cars going through the streets when you get off the bus.

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Hi.
I’m from Panama.
Here the public transport are buses knowed as “Metrobus”. It’s very organized to be a public transport system, but in another option, we have the subway called “Metro de Panama”.
To take the bus, you should buy a Metro card on the recharge center, and make sure that your Card have balance.
You should check your route on the app “Mi bus”.
You shouldn’t eat or drink inside the bus.
You shouldn’t leave trash in the bus. We are responsible to keep it clean! 😄
You should keep all value things in safe pocket of your backpack and pants. Remember that thieves are everywhere, and no one have thief face! o_O!
You should respect the rules and the conductor. Remember that they are persons like you, serving to make your life better. Share a Smile! 😃

You should buy a life segurity!!!

You wouldn’t sit in the first chairs because These are for pregnant women or adults of legal age, and if all chairs are occupied you would get up and give up your seat, it’s more for education.

• You should charge with money your Civica.
• You should take care of your personal things inside the metro.
• You should know which is your final station.
• You should be prepared to do lines.
• You should be quiet.

if you use the bus you can eat and drink and more but if you use the metropolitano you have be clean so is recommendable not eat and drink.
the two options frequently there many people.