In England, passengers listening to loud music on public transport, littering, and smoking e-cigarettes may be fined up to 100 pounds sterling.
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According to the new rules, fines will be imposed not by bus drivers, but by transport safety officers and the police. Within the framework of new powers granted to local authorities, the rules must be approved by the Ministry of Transport.
A nationwide campaign is also being launched to urge passengers not to listen to loud music on trains. According to existing rules, a passenger who does not lower the volume of music despite a warning may be removed from the train and fined up to 1000 pounds (1330 dollars).