THE OWNER OF a public service vehicle (PSV) is calling for disc jockeys to be held partly responsible for the vulgar music played on CDs in those vehicles.
Roger Hercules believes that while route-taxi operators should shoulder some of the blame for the music played in their vehicles, he said they were not 100 per cent culpable.
And he is calling on Minister of Transport Michael Lashley to implement a ban on pre-recorded music on PSVs.
Hercules’ stance has come on the heels of comments from interim chairman of the Association of Public Transport Operator Owners, Morris Lee, who said that PSVs should only be playing the radio.
Lee insisted that no CDs, flash drives or pre-recorded music should be played. (RB)
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