- This includes respecting other people's property and belongings, their opinions, and their right to be in the street. It also means not littering or causing any kind of disturbance.
- Always try to be polite and courteous to others, even if you don't agree with them.
- Avoid using offensive language or making disparaging remarks about people or their beliefs.
Responsibility:
- This means taking care of your belongings and being aware of your surroundings. It also means being responsible for your actions and refraining from any illegal or harmful activities.
- Be aware of your belongings, and don't leave anything valuable unattended.
- Be aware of your surroundings, and be cautious when walking in unfamiliar areas.
Consideration:
- This means being aware of the needs and feelings of others. It also means not blocking sidewalks or doorways, not being too loud, and not making too much of a mess.
- Be mindful of others, and try to avoid doing anything that might inconvenience or annoy them.
- Give people plenty of space, and avoid crowding them.
- If you're walking with a group, try to stay in single file so that you don't block the sidewalk.
- If you need to stop, try to do so in a spot that's out of the way of others.
- Don't talk too loudly, and avoid using offensive language.
- Be careful not to litter or leave trash behind.
- If you're smoking, be mindful of where you flick your ashes.
- Be respectful of people's property, and don't graffiti or damage anything.
