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Is vaping allowed on public transport?
Vaping is strictly prohibited on closed public transport such as trains, buses, subways, or airplanes. This ban is enshrined in the Public Health Code to protect passengers from any discomfort or exposure to vapor in confined spaces. If you try a quick "stealth" puff, you risk a fixed fine that can increase quite rapidly. In short, the law mandates a bubble of respiratory neutrality for all users of public transport services.
For outdoor stations or subway platforms, the rules often depend on the operator's internal regulations, although the trend is toward total restriction. In airplanes, smoke detectors are extremely sensitive to vapor, which can turn your trip into an unexpected stopover at the police station. Remember to store your gear properly before boarding to avoid any unnecessary stress. In summary, courtesy and respect for the legislative framework are your best travel companions.
