Road Transport (Public Passenger Services) Regulation 2002
286Conduct of people in demand responsive service
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286 Conduct of people in demand responsive service vehicles generally (1) A person in a DRS vehicle must not unreasonably interfere with the comfort or safety of anyone else. (2) Without limiting subsection (1), a person unreasonably interferes with the comfort or safety of someone else if the person— (a) puts a foot on a seat; or (b) spits; or (c) uses offensive language; or (d) behaves offensively; or (e) uses a wheeled recreational device. Note A person is not allowed to smoke on a DRS vehicle (see Smoke-Free