Singapore Implements Heavy Fines for Playing Loud Music on Public Buses

Singapore Implements Heavy Fines for Playing Loud Music on Public Buses - Interesting on Aviaclip

A new policy in Singapore aims to curb noise pollution on public transportation by penalizing passengers who play music out loud. According to a report by Dexerto, individuals caught violating this rule while riding a bus can face significant financial consequences, with fines ranging from approximately $400 to $4,000. The measure encourages the use of headphones for personal audio consumption to maintain a quiet environment for all commuters. This initiative highlights the city-state's strict approach to maintaining public order and courtesy within its transit network.

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reallingNewcomerSep 26, 2026

$400 - $4000 ?!? Does the amount of the fine hinge on what kind of music you were listening to?

olivia_brownNewcomerSep 26, 2026

Singapore is my spirit animal.

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ama44NewcomerSep 26, 2026

How much for playing this

lucas_martinNewcomerSep 26, 2026

Why do smartphone even have speakers? Only annoying bastards use them. Just sell the fuckers with a dedicated BT headset. Then they can bump up the insane prices even more whist reducing manufacturing costs!

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ferrari.chiaraNewcomerSep 26, 2026

We all know why we need this rule... a rule that is actually unnecessary and pointless... and the kind of "people" who make it necessary... Always remember: We don't have to live like this...

leila.toumiNewcomerSep 26, 2026

Yes, finally! Bring that on in europe as well

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danielavega98NewcomerSep 26, 2026

We all know who the target audience is

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chinedu_39xNewcomerSep 26, 2026

The fine increases depending on how awful your taste in music is

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ivan_ivanovNewcomerSep 26, 2026

Something tells me if this started in the US, after a short while it would be deemed "racist" and discontinued.

lucatorres18NewcomerSep 26, 2026

does it include speaking on loud?