People who've been to South Korea, how was Korean people's overall spatial awareness compared to Brits'?

I feel like if anything in the UK it’s often that some groups have a lack of self awareness or are just not very considerate people. And it’s not like “young people these days” or whatever. It’s a lot of older people or those of all classes. If anything older people can be worse due to the more natural entitlement that people will give way to them. But it’s not so much about respect or manners and right of way so much as if the thought occurs to them at all. But it seems that if you’re an anxious person in the UK you’ll be very considerate and almost too self aware and be moving out of everybody’s way constantly, and constantly feel pushed past, but people who are more comfortable or confident just seem to really lack consideration for others and not really see them or ever think that they might need to move. Perhaps it doesn’t occur to them that not everybody wants to have to loudly announce “excuse me” or something like that. I almost feel like those of us who are anxious and aware have made it too easy for more confident people to not have to think. You’d think they’d end up head to head more often and certainly fights occur when it’s middle aged men doing it sometimes, but more often than not if anything they tend to congregate together. One group of people chatting on the sidewalk seems to encourage another group to take up residency. Presumably when the group of 5 in a line who refuse to break up come across the buggy brigade standing having a chat, they inevitably either collide or someone gives way but weirdly I haven’t seen it!