Again, this should be obvious. It's the same tip as you get taught from day one on buses.
If you have a seat and someone else needs it more, give it up for them. Let them sit down. It's just common (or un-common in most cases) courtesy.
This is worth doing if for no other reason than just another chance to tick that "good deed" box again.
All too often using the London Underground Tube system proves to be a frustraighting experience, both for seasoned users and new users alike (ironically the frustraition of the seasoned users is usually caused by the new users and vice versa).
This website was created to let new users in on some of the unwritten rules of travelling by tube (and to gently remind any seasoned users who care to listen that these rules should still apply to them too)
Admittedly most of the tips seem like common sense, but then it would also seem that most tube users are lacking in this department. Hence the site, the tips, and the hope that you will pay heed to what is written here.
As we know there's a good chance that you arrived here by accident, we thought links to the following may be useful. (We have no affiliation with any of them, just thought you might be interested)
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