Is it illegal to put your feet on train seats UK?

It is not allowed, if an official sees you he/she will ask you to put your feet down, there are usually posters in the train asking you not to do this and when my local train company did a survey to find out what they could improve this was the number one thing that annoyed other passengers.



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