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Bus Conduct Rules: Britain Weighs Japan-Style Enforcement

By Drooid · Oct 31, 2026 · How we work

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Emily Bratt suggested Britain adopt Japan-style personal enforcement of antisocial behaviour on buses.
Donald Smith Haddington, a retired bus driver, advocated banning loudcasting on public transport.
Jenny Eldershaw said her eight-year-old daughter was confused about classroom cleanliness after returning from Zimbabwe.
Anne Spargo recalled doing “useful work” at Dartington Hall in the 1960s, where students performed school-maintenance tasks.

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Emily Bratt suggested Britain adopt Japan-style personal enforcement of antisocial behaviour on buses.
Donald Smith Haddington, a retired bus driver, advocated banning loudcasting on public transport.
Jenny Eldershaw said her eight-year-old daughter was confused about classroom cleanliness after returning from Zimbabwe.
Anne Spargo recalled doing “useful work” at Dartington Hall in the 1960s, where students performed school-maintenance tasks.