- Passengers on Singapore buses face fines of up to £294 (S$500) for disruptive behaviour, including playing loud music or videos, littering and eating on board.
- The new regulations, introduced by the Land Transport Authority, bring public buses in line with existing rules on the city-state's rail network.
- More serious offences, such as causing a danger or obstruction or soiling transport facilities, carry steeper fines of up to £2,942 (S$5,000).
- Bus drivers will not enforce the fines directly to ensure they focus on driving safely, with authorised staff instead reporting offences for investigation.
- The measures reflect a growing global push to reduce noise and anti-social behaviour on public transport, with similar initiatives seen in London , Kraków and Chennai .
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Popular Asian travel hub introduces huge fines for playing loud music on the bus
