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Shanghai traffic authorities are seeking public opinions on what rules passengers should follow on city Metro lines.

Local residents could write down opinions on a form downloaded from the city's official Website (http://www.jt.sh.cn/) and then send it to guidaoguanli@163.com by the end of this month.

The survey includes questions about whether passengers should be allowed to carry folded bicycles onto Metro lines trains; whether wheelchairs powered by gas, fuel and electricity can enter trains; whether passengers can wear skating shoes or use skateboard in Metro stations.

(Shanghai Daily September 14, 2007)

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