In the scenario you described, why did the train jerked? Did the
train operator has poor train maneuvering skills or there's a
slight uneven surface on the rail. The MRT staff should be looking
into that instead.
Do you need more and more rules, regulations, laws for Singapore
to make people behave? Singapore is already such a "Fine" country,
you still want to make it even more "Fine" by having more rules,
regulations and laws?
What happened to public education by SMRT? I don't see posters
at MRT stations and trains asking people not to eat / drink. I
don't see advertisement on tv either.
Other western countries can allow their commuters (young and
old) to eat / drink in trains, why can't SMRT? The best part is the
train operators there are not charging the passengers train fares
but SMRT is.
Being fare-paying passengers, the passengers are customers of a
transport company. Which company fine it's customers?
SMRT is already making billions with the train fares, do they
still need to fine people for eating / drinking to increase their
revenue?
I feel that SMRT being a transport company, whether private or
GLC, does not have the right to fine passengers.
I believe such rules are for the good of Singaporeans.
We are too god damned selfish n inconsiderate towards
others.
Where is our social responsibility....Japan allow ppl to
eat n drink on the train but they are socially responsible,
they tried to eat only dry food n will clean up their
mess. If this happen to Singapore, I think SMRT will
close down cos nobody want to take their trains due
to ppl treating the train as a rubbish bin.