Most passengers believe saying hello has a positive impact on their bus driver, but less than a quarter bother to do so, according to research in Britain.
People were more likely to acknowledge the driver on buses which had signs encouraging them to, a pilot project by the University of Sussex, Transport for London (TfL) and social connection enterprise Neighbourly Lab found.
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