要点
- Dutch Railways (NS) has put into effect a new rule strictly banning hand luggage from occupying empty seats.
- Passengers are required to hold their bags on their laps or place them on the luggage rack, even if the carriage is empty.
- Conductors have been given bodycams and security personnel have been provided with batons to warn passengers who do not comply with the rules.
- Those who violate the new rule will not be fined; instead, informative efforts will be made to raise awareness.
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Dutch Railways (NS) is putting into effect a new rule that prohibits passengers from occupying empty seats with their hand luggage. Accordingly, passengers are required to hold their bags on their laps or place them on the luggage rack, even if the carriage is not crowded.
According to the passenger organization Rover, the occupation of seats by bags has become one of the top three complaints of train passengers. NS stated that passengers, concerned about the rising intolerance and aggression in society, hesitate to warn each other; therefore, conductors have been given bodycams and security personnel have been provided with batons.
Under the new regulation, there will be no fines for those who violate the rule; instead, the focus will be on raising awareness among passengers. NS also reminded that large suitcases not exceeding 85 centimeters in size must be placed in special luggage areas on Intercity trains and in compartment areas on Sprinter trains.
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- Can I put my bag on the seat on the train?
- No. According to the new rule of Dutch Railways, you are required to hold your bag on your lap or place it on the luggage rack, even if the carriage is not crowded.
- Will I be fined if I occupy a seat with my bag?
- No, NS conductors will intervene in this situation and warn you, but no fine will be imposed.
- Where should large suitcases be placed on the train?
- Large suitcases not exceeding 85 centimeters in size must be placed in special luggage areas on Intercity trains, and in cases where there is no space, in the compartments on Sprinter trains.