Increasingly I find on my journeys rail passengers of all all ages and backgrounds happily playing back streamed TV thanks to Wifi/4G or sharing their own personal video footage on phones/portable devices minus any headphones. Do railway bylaws have any ruling against this or are we slowly approaching a time when we'll find this kind of activity socially acceptable and no different to a group of passengers having a loud conversation?
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Video on phones/portable devices without headphones
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7. Music, sound, advertising and carrying on a trade
(1) Except with written permission from an Operator no person on the railway shall, to the annoyance of any person:
(i) sing; or
(ii) use any instrument, article or equipment for the production or reproduction of sound.
(1) Except with written permission from an Operator no person on the railway shall, to the annoyance of any person:
(i) sing; or
(ii) use any instrument, article or equipment for the production or reproduction of sound.
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