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I am surprised no one has answered this question yet.

I no  longer have a pet so not qualified to answer.

I usually only see small or mid sized pets on public transportation and not often at that.

I know you are suppose to have some sort of pet pass, a lead or carrier box and a muzzle.

Pets seem like they are calm when traveling, suppose they were trained early.

The only issue I see is some people are highly allergic to pet dander, so if they shed allot it could be dangerous for a small amount of people to breath that in inside an enclosed space.

My sister had asthma which took her life. Smoke, chemicals, peanuts and even tomatoes would get her going. A bee sting could send her to the ER.

So probably best if one has a pet to try to stand with it and not sit near others .

Than again if one is that sensitive they need to carry meds with them, even perfume can set off an reaction with some people.

I am surprised no one has answered this question yet.I no longer have a pet so not qualified to answer.I usually only see small or mid sized pets on public transportation and not often at that.I know you are suppose to have some sort of pet pass, a lead or carrier box and a muzzle.Pets seem like they are calm when traveling, suppose they were trained early.The only issue I see is some people are highly allergic to pet dander, so if they shed allot it could be dangerous for a small amount of people to breath that in inside an enclosed space.... - @Marilyn Tassy

I just put the dog in the car. The cat has a cat box for travel.

Never thought about allergies on public transport. Good point.

Dogs are required to be muzzled on public transport. But we've never taken her on the bus or train.  We do have a muzzle to use.

One thing she's really frightened of is gliders or hang gliders. I think she thinks they are big birds like eagles and they are coming for her. Bit odd but around here, it's gliderville most weekends. We are on the flightpath for BUD, we have local aerodromes at Farkashegy and in Budaors.  The usual sightseeing route is across our house out to Esztergom and then back down the right bank of the Duna (on the map, the left hand bank).  Across the river in Pest is controlled airspace.  Dog isn't interested in jets or motorised planes etc but goes into a panic over silent gliders wheeling overhead.