新加坡陆路交通管理局宣布实施新规定，对公共巴士上的多项不当行为进行处罚1。违规乘客将面临最高500新元的罚款，严重违规者罚款额可达5000新元1。
禁止行为包括在巴士上放大音量、将脚放在座位上、进食、饮水、乱扔垃圾以及造成阻碍或危险等1。该规定的执法权由授权巴士工作人员——包括检票员和巴士转运站工作人员——行使，他们可以发出正式罚单1。巴士司机不具有这一权限1。
这项新规与新加坡现有的地铁系统规则保持一致1，标志着这些禁止性措施从公司政策正式升级为法律违规1。
Singapore's Land Transport Authority has announced strict new penalties for misconduct aboard public buses, marking a significant shift from company policy to formal legal enforcement.1 General violations such as playing loud music, placing feet on seats, eating, drinking, and littering will now incur fines of up to 500 Singapore dollars (approximately 391 U.S. dollars or 293 British pounds), while more serious breaches can result in penalties reaching 5,000 Singapore dollars.1 The enforcement will be carried out by authorized bus personnel, including ticket inspectors and bus interchange staff, who are empowered to issue formal citations—a responsibility that does not extend to bus drivers.1
The new regulations align with existing rules already in place on Singapore's mass rapid transit system.1 The range of prohibited behaviors encompasses not only noise disturbances and inappropriate seating but also conduct that obstructs other passengers or creates hazardous conditions.1 This regulatory approach reflects a growing international trend, with cities like Krakow, Poland, imposing maximum fines of 200 Polish zloty (approximately 52 U.S. dollars or 39 British pounds) for similar infractions, and the United Kingdom maintaining existing legislation that prohibits the use of audio devices in ways that disturb others.1
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