Nexus backs £100 fines for loudcasting on buses

Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 21 Oct, 12:08 · Archive

Nexus, which runs public transport in the north east, supports issuing £100 fines for 'loudcasting' on buses.

Nexus, which runs public transport in the north east, has backed a move to issue £100 fines for 'loudcasting' on buses. The operator said that any new initiatives to deter anti-social behaviour on public transport are welcome.

The fines would target passengers who play music or other audio at high volume on buses.

How it is being reported

• Nexus backs move to issue £100 fines for 'loudcasting' on buses‘Any new initiatives to deter anti-social behaviour on public transport are welcome.’Shields Gazette · 21 Oct, 11:30
• Nexus backs move to issue £100 fines for 'loudcasting' on public transport‘Any new initiatives to deter anti-social behaviour on public transport are welcome.’Sunderland Echo · 20 Oct, 09:46
• Nexus backs move to issue £100s fine move for 'loudcasting' on buses‘Any new initiatives to deter anti-social behaviour on public transport are welcome.’Sunderland Echo · 20 Oct, 08:47
• Nexus backs move to issue £100s fine move for 'loudcasting' on buses‘Any new initiatives to deter anti-social behaviour on public transport are welcome.’Sunderland Echo · 20 Oct, 07:48

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