KTM Ladies' Coaches

 Sometimes it is not an bad idea to hop on the public transports at KL, just to stay out from those traffic jams and bumpy roads. Last weekend, my parents and i took KTM and 3 of us kinda excited since Penang island doesn't have train service :P. During that day, luckily the train came punctually and 3 of us quickly standby at the platform as the train comes. Once the train stopped, 3 of us quickly boarded the train and look for a seat without observing what type of coach we had boarded. haha! Once 3 of us had settle down, only then we started to look around. Guess what, we just realized that we boarded a ladies' coach ..Opps~! 

Then both of our eye sights ( mum and i ) turned to my dad  because he was not supposed to be in this coach. haha! swt....! Then i whispered to myself no wander i didn't saw a guy in this coach except a foreigner workers (couple) and my dad were the extraordinary one ...haha! Immediately my dad felt so uneasy ( his face turned red all of sudden..OMG!) and his body language showed that he wanted to jump off from the coach at once. haha~! In the end he waited the train to stop at the next station and changed to the unisex coach. *phew*

Actually this was my first time boarded a ladies' coach and i kinda like it. *Thumb up* .This is because i feel safe and secure sitting inside the coach because there are all ladies. BUT sometimes you might see men inside the coach too. Is either they are just like my dad who overlooked the sign or they are just so stubborn like a cow or blind (pretend to see nothing) even though they saw the sign.

 Lastly i do hope the KTM would take an action towards the men ( lack of self awareness) who purposely board on the ladies' coaches. If this issues keep on continuing, then i guess it doesn't really make a huge differences of having ladies' coaches right?