A priority seat refers to seating designated for specific passengers who may need it more than others, such as elderly individuals, pregnant women, people with disabilities, or those with young children. These seats are often marked with distinctive signage and may be found in public transportation systems, including buses, trains, and trams. The purpose of priority seating is to ensure that vulnerable populations have a safe and comfortable space to sit during their journeys.

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