Beijingers' manners improving

About 99 percent of Beijingers say they queue for buses and trains, but there are still etiquette problems in the capital, according to the latest data.

An investigation by Renmin University of China and released by the capital civilization office found that the standard of public behavior has improved since the last year's report.

Li Jianguo, from the capital civilization office, told METRO that 98.95 percent of people surveyed did not push when getting on buses and trains, up from 97.8 per cent last year.