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A passenger traveling on a Paris-Vannes TGV train was fined €110 by a SNCF controller after complaints from other travelers about her cat incessantly meowing during the journey. The SNCF characterized the incident as a "disturbance to public order." This enforcement follows broader efforts in Europe to regulate noise disturbances on public transport, such as a €100 fine in Ireland for listening to music without headphones. The case highlights ongoing challenges in maintaining order and passenger comfort on public transit systems.
A few years back, there was a public service campaign on British TV that alerted women to an increase in sexual harassment on public transit. In the ad, it showed toxic white men harassing women of various races on buses and trains. https://t.co/JbhoVq7cgl
"A passenger received a €110 fine on a Paris-Vannes train journey after complaints from fellow passengers about her cat "who wouldn't stop meowing."" https://t.co/fCjqIymBLC
Comienza una campaña dirigida a quienes evitan usar auriculares en el transporte público https://t.co/WiJwpT492q
