TfL asks 'nuisance' mobile users to wear headphones
Summary
Transport for London (TfL) is asking passengers to use headphones when playing music or making calls with their phones on public transport. Posters will remind people to avoid using loudspeakers, as many find this behavior disruptive. TfL research shows that a majority of passengers consider loudspeaker noise a nuisance.Key Facts
- TfL wants passengers to use headphones for music and calls on public transport.
- Posters and social media posts will support this campaign starting on the Elizabeth line.
- TfL research found 70% of passengers think loudspeaker use is a nuisance.
- Loudspeaker noise can be particularly stressful for people with conditions like autism.
- Emma Strain from TfL emphasized that inconsiderate behavior can make journeys stressful.
- Increased mobile and internet coverage on the Tube may lead to more device use.
- Coverage expansions are planned for major stations and lines by the end of the year.
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