A few passengers were upset when they were reportedly informed that bringing take-out food on board a public bus was not allowed.
"I carried takeaway fried chicken in a box that was packed in plastic bags but the SBS Transit bus driver said I could not bring it into the bus unless I kept it in a zipped-up bag," she said.
According to the Stomper, another passenger carrying Arnold's fried chicken was also shouted at for bringing food on board. She asked if this was indeed a rule, how would passengers commuting home from work be able to bring back food for their families:"We can't be ordering GrabFood forever, right?" In an email response seen by Stomp, SBS Transit apologised to the Stomper on May 2 and said they were 'dismayed' to learn of her encounter.
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