Choose a permitted storage position before settling into your seat, so your bag does not occupy a doorway, aisle or another passenger's space.
- Check the operator's luggage instructions before travelling, particularly for bulky items. Once aboard, identify the marked racks or other permitted spaces and follow staff directions instead of assuming every empty area is available.
- Place the bag so it stays within that space and does not roll into the aisle. Keep straps tucked in and avoid stacking items where they could fall when a door opens or the vehicle moves.
- Keep the small items needed during the journey accessible without repeatedly unpacking the main bag. Before your stop, prepare to collect it when conditions allow, while leaving the exit route clear for others.
If the bag will not fit, ask staff where it can go. Do not use spaces marked for accessibility or emergency access as overflow storage.

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