UK Introduces Fines for Loud Music on Public Transport
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The UK government is cracking down on antisocial behavior on public transport, with new fines for playing music or videos loudly without headphones. Passengers on buses and trains who refuse to turn down their volume after being warned could face penalties of up to £100. The government is launching a nationwide campaign to remind passengers to use headphones and 'share the journey, not the noise'.
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