Passengers who blast music from phones on buses could be fined £100

UK government fines £100 for loud phone music on buses.

Oct 19, 2026

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Passengers who blast music from phones on buses could be fined £100

UK government fines £100 for loud phone music on buses.

In brief

UK government fines £100 for loud phone music on buses. Passengers who play music without headphones on buses face £100 fines under new anti-social behaviour rules. Originally reported by LADbible.

New anti-social behaviour rule

Passengers who blast music from their phones on buses could be fined £100

Passengers who play music without headphones on buses could face £100 fines.

Prime Minister launches campaign

Andy Burnham has launched a new campaign to crackdown on anti-social behaviour (Sean GALLUP / POOL / AFP via Getty Images)

Andy Burnham announced a crackdown on anti-social behaviour including loud phone music.

Campaign tagline

If you want to listen to music on public transport pop on some headphones or run the risk of being hit with a fine (Getty stock image)

Share the journey, not the noise campaign aims to remind train passengers to use headphones.

New enforcement powers

Local transport authorities can issue £100 fines for non-compliance with headphone rules.

Transport secretary supports rule

Heidi Alexander said small behaviour changes improve public transport experiences.

Conservative criticism

Conservative criticism

Conservatives claim new rules don't address rising assaults on rail staff.

The one thing

Passengers who play music without headphones on buses face £100 fines under new anti-social behaviour rules.

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