Playing loud music on the bus? That will cost you hundreds of dollars in Singapore
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Authorities in Singapore will fine up to $500 Singaporean dollars (approximately 391 US dollars) bus passengers who, starting on Wednesday, listen to high volume music, put their feet on the seats or eat or drink inside vehicles, inform EFE, taken by Agerpres. The authority for surface transportation of the prosperous city-Asian state of...
Authorities in Singapore will fine up to $500 Singaporean dollars (approximately 391 US dollars) bus passengers who, starting on Wednesday, listen to high volume music, put their feet on chairs or eat or drink inside...
The authorities in Singapore will fine up to 500 Singapore dollars (approximately 391 US dollars) bus passengers who, starting on Wednesday, September 23, listen to high volume music, put their feet on the seats or eat or drink inside the vehicles. The authority for surface transportation of the prosperous Asian city-state announced this measure [...] Article Passengers in Singapore, who listen to high volume music in buses, will be fined first …
[Cable News] Singapore has tightened regulations starting today to address disturbing behavior such as playing music on buses. Violators can be fined up to 500 Singapore dollars, equivalent to approximately 3...
New regulations targeting disruptive behavior on public transport in Singapore have come into effect. Those engaging in actions such as listening to loud music, putting feet on seats, eating, drinking, and littering will face fines of approximately $400 (around 19,500 TL). More serious violations could result in fines of up to $4,000 (around 195,000 TL).
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