Eating Allowed in Buses Now

[makapaaa]

Posted on 19 May 2010
Where are 'no eating' signs on buses? No wonder people are still munching away

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There are many signs in the picture reminding commuters of what is prohibited by law, just not the 'no eating' sign.

STOMPer Ncc said:

"It's a common sight at STOMP that pictures and stories here regarding people eating food such as bread in the bus are classified as irresponsible and disobeying the rules.

"But what I have noticed is, there are no longer any signs that states "no eating or drinking. It's only on the older buses that have those signs.

"So is eating really allowed in buses? Or is it a thing of the past?"