Loud talking on Singapore buses may incur penalties

Singapore plans to impose fines of up to 5,000 Singapore dollars (approximately 3,900 US dollars) on passengers who cause disruptions on public buses, such as playing music loudly, making loud phone calls, littering, or eating. These measures are part of a strict campaign to improve passenger behavior and maintain a quiet, comfortable transportation environment. Penalties are applied for serious violations that endanger passengers or pollute the transit environment. These policies aim to enhance cleanliness and order aboard transportation, and they also include awareness campaigns in other cities like London, with the goal of reducing disruptive behaviors in public transport.

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