Prime Minister Andy Burnham said that "blasting music or videos" on public transport "gets on your nerves and can quickly spoil your journey" Continue reading...
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Bus passengers in Singapore can now be fined up to £300 for playing music out loud
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- Filed 27 sept, 10:37 · outlet published no timestampMixmagBus passengers in Singapore can now be fined up to £300 for playing music out loud
- Filed 25 oct, 05:28 · outlet published no timestampMixmagBus passengers in England could be fined £100 for playing loud music
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1 outletThe new rules come into place today and apply to the entirety of the city state's bus network Continue reading...