Man refined loudspeaker call at the French station

A man said that he gave up to € 200 (£ 166) to call the speakerphone at a French train station.

The man who appointed only David, BFM TV said to his sister in Nantes Station on Sunday, the SNCF worker, when the French railway company approached.

David said that he had a fine of € 150 told him if he did not turn off the loudspeaker, he said he climbed up to € 200. Since he has hired a lawyer to discuss the penalty.

SNCF has not yet made a request to report BBC.

State train company confirmed fine for French La ParisianBut he discussed some passenger account details.

David reported that he was 54 years old, when he had told him that he was fined to hang the phone early, thinking that he was a joke, as reported by BFM TV.

SNCF described a scale between passengers and staff members before issuing.

Back To Ouest-Francehappened on Sunday.

Although there is no national law in France, it is a ban on the use of mobile phones in the loudspeaker in public places, there is noise control regulations.

Depending on the French transport code, those who use “sound devices or tools” or “those who disturb others’ peace” can be fine in “disturbing” sites used for public transport.

Opinion surveys suggest to speak loud in a public place among the unacceptable behaviors in terms of phone calls.

Last year in a 2,005 adult survey of Britain, Survey is found Yougov 86% use in a shared use of the loudspeaker was unacceptable, and 88% felt the same to speak loud.

With such strong feelings, countries around the world have different theme approaches.

Some UK train operators offer “quiet coaches” or “quiet areas”. Passengers are encouraged to keep the noise level. For example, travelers in London Travelers travel to such coaches to ensure listening to music they are listening to and if they cannot call or receive them.

The Italian train operator offers a similar service on the FREFCiarossa train. Passengers who want to travel with full relaxation “noise from remotely remote mobile phones” silent field “in their business cart”.

In Japan, when there are strict cultural rules around public behavior, it is considered an impolitant while talking on the train on the train and is strongly recommended.

Direct of train labels issued by the Western Japan railway website Passengers talk loud on the train and set the phone to make and refuse to make and accept calls while on the train.

“It’s annoying to talk loud inside the train for passengers around,” he says.

Meanwhile, Busan Transport Corporations are located in South Korea, advice on passengers to put the phone in vibrating mode and “calm conversations” under a train label guide published on its website.