A teen starts blasting music on your bus - What would Jesus do?
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We’ve all been there – trapped on a bus or train as someone blares music or videos from their phone. Do you seethe quietly, pray for patience or ask them to turn it off? Andy Burnham has backed £100 fines for noisy phone use on buses, while train by-laws carry penalties of up to £1,000. So how can Christians bring peace to a stressed-out carriage? Esther spoke to Jon Kuhrt, CEO of the charity Hope into Action and a regular public transport user, for a quick 101 on bus etiquette!
Released on 28 Oct 2026
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