Loud audio, feet on bus seats among offences carrying fines of up to S$500 from Sep 23
The rules cover loud audio, littering and eating on buses, with penalties rising to S$5,000 for more serious offences, LTA said.
9 Articles
9 Articles
Propping feet on bus seats carries $400 penalty in 'Fine City' Singapore
The rules are even stricter for "soiling" a bus or causing a danger to other passengers, with a maximum fine of Sg$5,000 ($3,900), said the Land Transport Authority (LTA). The penalty for propping feet on seats is up to Sg$500. The regulations do not explicitly list individual offences, but official enforcement guidelines indicate that soiling refers to severe cleanliness breaches, which in practice cover actions like vomiting, urinating, spitti…
Singapore bus commuters playing music loudly, putting feet on seats face fines of up to S$500 from Sept 23
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.
Bus Passengers Can Be Fined Up to S$500 for Loud Audio, Putting Feet on Seats From 23 Sep
New rules will make several forms of nuisance and disruptive behaviour on public buses offences from 23 September. More serious conduct, including endangering commuters or soiling buses and interchanges, can carry penalties of up to S$5,000.
Law against nuisance and disruptive behaviour on buses, trains to take effect from Sept 23
Commuters who cause a nuisance or behave disruptively on public buses and at bus interchanges, terminals will be committing an offence from Wednesday (Sept 23).The Transport Sector (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act, passed by Parliament in October 2025, will come into effect on Wednesday, said the Land Transport Authority in a news release on Monday.It aligns the regulatory framework against nuisance and disruptive behaviour across buses and trains…
Loud audio, feet on bus seats among offences carrying fines of up to S$500 from Sep 23
The new rules aim to address nuisance and disruptive behaviour on public buses.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 67% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium












