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Blasting music on buses could cost you £100 under proposed crackdown

Loud phone calls, vaping and other antisocial behaviour are also in the spotlight. Find out how the rules could work, who would enforce them and why campaigners are questioning whether they will make journeys safer.

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00:01Passengers playing loud music on buses could face fines of up to £100 under proposed measures to tackle antisocial behaviour.
00:09The plans also cover littering, vaping and threatening behaviour on public transport.
00:15Local authorities would be able to introduce bus rules with authorised officers responsible for enforcement rather than drivers.
00:24A separate rail campaign will urge passengers to share the carriage, not the noise.
00:29Supporters say tackling nuisance behaviour could make journeys more comfortable, particularly for people with accessibility needs.
00:37However, transport campaigners have questioned how consistently the rules can be enforced.

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