The government has introduced a comprehensive set of measures designed to tackle disruption to public order on public transport, specifically addressing excessive noise and antisocial behavior by passengers on buses and trains. The initiative, branded "Share the Journey, Not the Noise," is intended to create a more comfortable and safe atmosphere for all passengers. According to authorities, complaints about noisy behavior—including loud music, loud phone calls, and other forms of disturbance—remain one of the most common problems faced by public transport passengers. Government representatives noted that such behavior negatively impacts perceptions of safety and comfort during journeys, particularly among vulnerable groups. The new measures include strengthened enforcement of transport conduct rules, public awareness campaigns for passengers, and closer cooperation with transport operators and law enforcement agencies. Authorities expect that implementation of the initiative will reduce conflict situations and make journeys more enjoyable for all categories of citizens. Experts in transport policy note that such measures are particularly important in the context of restoring passenger confidence in public transport following the decline in ridership in recent years. Improving comfort and safety is viewed as one of the factors capable of encouraging people to return to using buses and trains instead of private vehicles.