From Dexerto · Nathan Warby · · 40s
UK to fine loud music on public transport
UK passengers could face £100 fines for loud music on buses.
In brief
UK passengers could face £100 fines for loud music on buses. UK will fine passengers up to £100 for playing loud music on public transport. Originally reported by Dexerto.
New UK rule on public transport
UK passengers who refuse to turn down loud music or videos on public transport could face fines up to £100.
“We’ve all been on the train when someone starts blasting music or videos from their phone. It gets on your nerves and can quickly spoil the journey”
Prime Minister's plan
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced new measures to crack down on antisocial behaviour with local authorities able to issue £100 fines.
“We’re launching a nationwide campaign reminding passengers to use headphones on trains”
Campaign slogan
The campaign uses posters with the slogan 'share the carriage, not the noise' to encourage quiet phone use on public transport.
“It’s a simple thing, but one that will make journeys that little bit better for all of us”
The one thing
UK will fine passengers up to £100 for playing loud music on public transport.
