| Comment | Yeah, again, if it is not crowded it is not a problem. If there are people starting to stand you should move your bag. One person, one seat, unless there are more than enough empty seats. As long as you are following that general principle you are fine. To be fair to train companies, if people are taking more than one seat it is hardly their fault, they can't reasonably sell tickets on the assumption that people will take multiple seats.
Edit: Also your thinking on this is a bit wrong you aren't "letting anyone" sit anywhere. You don't own the train and they paid for a ticket the same as you did. If the train is crowded and they want to sit in the seat next to you they are absolutely entitled to do so and you have ZERO say in the matter. |
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