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When traveling on Singapore's MRT, adhering to luggage size limits is crucial to avoid hefty fines. The permitted size for luggage is up to 90cm x 60cm x 30cm, and carrying anything larger can result in a fine of S$500. For foldable bicycles and wheelchairs, the size limit is slightly bigger, at 120cm x 70cm x 150cm. In addition to luggage size regulations, other common MRT rules include prohibitions against eating or drinking, even water, on trains and platforms. Violations can lead to fines of S$500, although exceptions may be made for medical reasons such as taking medication. Drinking or appearing intoxicated within MRT stations can also result in fines, typically S$500, especially if behavior disturbs other passengers. It's also important to note that consuming these small comforts in the MRT is not permitted, and passengers should avoid sitting on escalators or moving against the travel direction, which are both punishable. For those thinking of distributing flyers or entering the train driver’s cabin, strict authorization is required. Unauthorized activities can lead to fines up to S$1,000 or more. By keeping these rules in mind and packing smartly within the designated luggage dimensions, you can avoid fines and enjoy a hassle-free trip on Singapore's MRT system.