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'Behave or be fined': Singapore introduces new bus conduct rules, fines up to RM1,600 for disruptive behaviour

Putting feet on seats, playing loud audio, littering and eating or drinking on Singapore's public buses could see commuters slapped with a fine of up to S$500 (S$1=RM3.20 - almost RM1,600) from Sept 23.

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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 PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG

SINGAPORE (Bernama): Putting feet on seats, playing loud audio, littering and eating or drinking on Singapore’s public buses could see commuters slapped with a fine of up to S$500 (S$1=RM3.20 - almost RM1,600) from Sept 23 under new regulations aimed at curbing nuisance and disruptive behaviour.

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) said the offences are set out in the new Bus Services Industry (Control of Conduct and Activities - Public Bus) Regulations 2026 and Bus Services Industry (Control of Conduct and Activities - Bus Interchange) Regulations 2026.

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'Behave or be fined': Singapore introduces new bus conduct rules, fines up to RM1,600 for disruptive behaviour

Singapore bus commuters playing music loudly, putting feet on seats face fines of up to S$500 from Sept 23

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