Singapore Bus Fine Rules Target Loud Music and Feet on Seats
New rules in Singapore allow authorities to issue fines up to $500 for nuisance behaviors on public buses, including loud music and putting feet on seats.
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New rules in Singapore allow authorities to issue fines up to $500 for nuisance behaviors on public buses, including loud music and putting feet on seats.
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