Which small act of British kindness genuinely makes your day the most?

That satisfying little acknowledgement when the driver waves back as you hop off. Somehow it makes the whole commute feel civilised.

A rare and precious moment on any British roundabout or motorway slip road. Followed, of course, by the obligatory thank-you wave.

They spotted you from 20 metres away and committed. You break into a light trot to honour their patience, and everyone leaves happier.

You're getting soaked at the bus stop and someone quietly tilts their brolly your way. Peak British emergency solidarity.

Nobody actually wants your medical history. It's a friendly grunt of acknowledgement that says: I see you, fellow human.