To reduce unnecessary conversations with bus drivers, you can consider the following methods: 1. **Use signs and prompts**: There are usually various information signs on the bus, such as "Do not talk to the driver". These signs remind passengers to keep quiet and focus on safety. At the same time, you can also use these signs to remind yourself to reduce unnecessary communication. 2. **Non-verbal communication**: If you really need to communicate with the driver, you can convey your message through simple gestures or expressions, such as nodding, smiling or waving your hands, etc., to reduce verbal communication. 3. **Prepare change or transportation cards in advance**: Prepare the appropriate fare or swipe the card to reduce the need to communicate with the driver when getting on the bus. If you encounter an automatic ticket vending system, the possibility of communication can be further reduced. 4. **Stay focused**: After getting on the bus, you can choose to focus on your mobile phone, books or other matters, showing that you do not want to be disturbed, which can usually avoid unnecessary conversations. 5. **Use headphones**: Wearing headphones (even if you are not playing music) is usually a social signal that you do not want to communicate. 6. **Set up a safe space**: Even if there are many people on the bus, try to maintain a certain personal space and keep a proper distance from the driver to reduce communication. Generally speaking, drivers also need to focus on driving to ensure the safety of passengers, so understanding and tolerance are very important.