Authorities in Singapore are cracking down on behaviour considered disruptive on buses, with passengers who play loud music potentially facing a penalty of £300.
The measures also target other conduct on board, including eating and placing feet on seats. The actions form part of a wider effort to address behaviour that can disturb other passengers or affect the shared bus environment.
The announcement highlights several types of conduct under scrutiny, but provides no further details about how the penalties will be imposed or when the crackdown began. For passengers, playing music loudly, eating during a journey or using seats inappropriately could now carry consequences.
Authorities have not provided further information in the supplied material about the number of penalties issued or any additional enforcement measures. The latest position is that these behaviours are being targeted as part of Singapore’s crackdown on disruption on public buses.
