### Public Bus Services Regulations 《公共巴士服務規例》

13A. General conduct of passengers and intending passengers
(1) No passenger or intending passenger shall—
(a) wilfully obstruct, impede or distract the driver of the bus or any authorized person;
(b) wilfully obstruct the driver’s view of the road or of any traffic;
(c) wilfully do or cause to be done with respect to any part of the bus or its equipment, anything which—
(i) obstructs or interferes with the workings of the bus or causes damage; or
(ii) causes injury, discomfort, annoyance or inconvenience to any other person;
(d) improperly interfere with the doors or any other mechanism, device or control which forms part of the bus or which is connected to the bus; or
(e) throw or wilfully drop anything from a bus.
(2) No passenger shall stand—
(a) on any part of a bus other than the gangway;
(b) on the upper deck of a bus; or
(c) on a single-decked bus or on the lower deck of a double-decked bus, forward of the rearmost part of the driver’s seat,
while the bus is moving.
(3) A line may be marked transversely on the gangway to indicate the area in which passengers may not stand while the bus is moving.
(L.N. 19 of 1989)

13B. Compliance with directions
(1) A driver or conductor of a bus when acting as such may give such directions as he considers necessary in the interests of public safety to any passenger or intending passenger.
(2) No passenger or intending passenger shall fail to comply with any direction given under subregulation (1).
(L.N. 19 of 1989)

14. Carriage of goods
(1) A passenger on a bus may carry, without further charge, a package or packages of a total weight not exceeding 5 kg and a total volume not exceeding 0.1 m3 so long as such package or packages may be safely or conveniently carried.
(2) A passenger on a bus which the Commissioner has authorized for the carriage of additional goods may carry, in addition to any goods carried under subregulation (1), such other goods as the Commissioner may permit on payment of the appropriate charge specified in the scale of fares determined under section 13(1) of the Ordinance.
(3) The carriage of goods under subregulations (1) and (2) is subject to the condition that—
(a) the goods shall not occupy any seat and are not placed in the gangway or stairway of the bus; and
(b) no goods of an offensive nature shall be carried. (L.N. 19 of 1989)

### Public Bus Services Regulations 《公共巴士服務規例》

14A. Dangerous goods
(1) Subject to subregulation (2), a person must not bring onto a bus any substance or article to which the Dangerous Goods Ordinance (Cap. 295) applies. (L.N. 19 of 1989; L.N. 129 of 2019)
(2) A person may bring onto a bus compressed oxygen contained in an oxygen cylinder if the person, before paying any fare—
(a) shows to the driver or conductor of the bus that the compressed oxygen is required for the person’s own medical use by inhaling the oxygen through a nasal cannula or oxygen mask connected to—
(i) if the person is carrying 1 oxygen cylinder—the cylinder; or 
(ii) if the person is carrying more than one oxygen cylinder—any of the cylinders; 
(b) declares to the driver or conductor the number of oxygen cylinders that the person is carrying; and 
(c) after making a declaration under paragraph (b), has not been advised by the driver or conductor that the total number of oxygen cylinders on board the bus will exceed 2 if the person brings the declared number of oxygen cylinders onto the bus. (L.N. 129 of 2019)
(3) For the purposes of this regulation, an oxygen cylinder carried by a person is regarded as containing compressed oxygen. (L.N. 129 of 2019)
(4) In this regulation— 
oxygen cylinder (氧氣瓶) means a container used for containing compressed oxygen. (L.N. 129 of 2019)

15. Property to be handed to conductor
Any person who finds any property accidentally left in a bus shall immediately hand it in the state in which he finds it to the conductor, or, if no conductor is carried on the bus, to the driver, who shall deal with it in accordance with these regulations.

### Public Bus Services Regulations 《公共巴士服務規例》

16. Duty of conductor to search a bus
Immediately on the termination of any journey by a bus the conductor, or, if no conductor is carried, the driver, shall search the bus so far as is practicable for any property that has been accidentally left therein, and as soon as may be and in any case within 12 hours, shall hand any such property together with any property handed to him in accordance with regulation 15 in the state in which it came into his possession, to the grantee or such employee of the grantee as shall be authorized by the grantee to receive any such property, and such employee shall give the conductor or driver, as the case may be, a receipt for the property:
Provided that—
(a) any property found by or handed to a conductor or driver may, if he goes off duty before the completion of the journey, either be dealt with by him in accordance with this regulation or handed by him, in the state in which it came into his possession, to the conductor or driver who goes on duty in his place who shall give him a receipt therefor and deal with it in accordance with this regulation; and
(b) if, before the property has been handed to the grantee or to his duly authorized employee, it is claimed by a person who satisfies the conductor or the driver that he is the owner thereof it shall be returned to that person forthwith, without fee or reward, on such person giving a receipt therefor containing his name and address to the conductor or the driver who shall, as soon as may be, report the facts and give the claimant’s receipt and a description of the property to the grantee or to its duly authorized employee.

17. Record of property
A grantee shall keep a record of the particulars of any property handed in by a conductor or driver in accordance with regulation 16, the circumstances in which it was found and the name of the conductor or driver into whose possession it first came and the ultimate disposal of the property under these regulations and such record shall, at all reasonable times, be available for inspection by any police officer.