With the spread of short videos and streaming media, the issue of audio and video distribution on public transportation has received more attention, and some overseas regions have begun to curb such nuisance through clear punitive measures. Since September 23, passengers who use loud music or videos to harass others on buses, bus interchanges and terminals in Singapore can be fined up to S$500. Acts such as eating and drinking, littering, and putting feet on the seat in the car are also included in the scope of punishment.

With the spread of short videos and streaming media, the issue of audio and video distribution on public transportation has received more attention, and some overseas regions have begun to curb such nuisance through clear punitive measures. Since September 23, passengers who use loud music or videos to harass others on buses, bus interchanges and terminals in Singapore can be fined up to S$500. Acts such as eating and drinking, littering, and putting feet on the seat in the car are also included in the scope of punishment.