Singapore bus commuters playing music loudly, putting feet on seats face fines of up to S$500 from Sept 23从9月23日起，新加坡公交车乘客若大声播放音乐或将脚放在座位上，将面临最高500新元的罚款。
SINGAPORE: Bus passengers who play music loudly, put their feet on seats, or engage in other disruptive acts can be fined up to S$500 (US$392) from Sept 23, under new laws to make public transport commutes safer and more comfortable.
As public transport is a shared space, every commuter has a part to play in ensuring “a gracious and pleasant commuting environment”, LTA said. - ST/ANN
SINGAPORE: Bus passengers who play music loudly, put their feet on seats, or engage in other disruptive acts can be fined up to S$500 (US$392) from Sept 23, under new laws to make public transport commutes safer and more comfortable.
More severe offences, such as causing obstruction or danger at bus interchanges and terminals, or soiling any part of a bus or interchange, will carry a maximum fine of $5,000, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) said on Sept 21.
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陆路交通管理局表示，由于公共交通是共享空间，每位通勤者都应为营造“优雅愉悦的通勤环境”贡献一份力量。——《海峡时报》/亚洲新闻网
新加坡：根据旨在使公共交通通勤更安全、更舒适的新法律，从9月23日起，公交车乘客如果大声播放音乐、将脚放在座位上或进行其他扰乱秩序的行为，将被处以最高500新元（392美元）的罚款。
陆路交通管理局（LTA）于9月21日表示，更严重的违法行为，例如在巴士转换站和巴士总站造成阻碍或危险，或弄脏巴士或转换站的任何部分，最高罚款为5000新元。
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