In order to reduce unnecessary conversations with bus drivers while riding, while respecting the professional characteristics of drivers, the following practical and humane measures can be taken： ###1. Optimize the design of the interior environment of the car 1. **Eye-catching reminder logo** -Post iconized slogans (such as ️️ + steering wheel pattern) that say "Do not talk to the driver while driving" near the driving area, and replace the text with visual symbols to avoid differences in education affecting understanding. 2. **Physical isolation design** -Install translucent baffles or divide the driver's exclusive operating area to transmit the "Do not disturb" signal through spatial separation. ### 2. Technology replaces communication 3. **Intelligent voice system** -Deploy an automatic station reporting system (such as GPS linkage broadcasting) to display the current station/next station synchronously on the screen to reduce the need for passenger consultation. 4. **Electronic question and answer screen** -Set up a touch-screen inquiry machine at the door to provide basic information such as route maps and transfer guides, and passengers can inquire by themselves. ###3. Standardized service process 5. **Gesture response specification** -Train drivers to use standardized gestures (such as nodding to confirm, waving their hands to refuse), with expressions such as smiling/shaking their heads, and respond to non-essential requests in alternative languages. 6. **Preprocessing of ride rules** -Post a cartoon of "Instructions for boarding" in the bus shelter to explain the importance of "not interfering with the driver while driving" and reduce the motivation of passengers to talk in advance. ###4. Innovation of management mechanism 7. **Silent driving assessment** -Incorporate "non-essential zero dialogue" into safety performance indicators, and score through on-board recording spot checks to give additional rewards to drivers who meet the standards. 8. **Passenger mutual assistance mechanism** -Set up a volunteer post of "silent supervisor", where frequent passengers wear armbands to remind others to keep quiet and distract the driver. ###5. Supplement to Humanistic care 9. **Fixed relaxation period** -Set up a "driver communication corner" at the originating station to allow passengers to ask questions when the vehicle stops, taking into account safety and humanization needs. 10. **Pressure grooming support** -Provide drivers with communication skills training (such as polite language to quickly end a conversation), and equipped with decompression toys to reduce their driving force for active small talk. Through the three-dimensional strategy of "environmental isolation + technological substitution + rule constraints", it can not only reduce the necessity of dialogue, but also avoid the negative labeling impact on the driver group. Finally, a balance between safe driving and passenger experience can be achieved without relying on complex cultural knowledge.