Trains, buses, subways? Nope. Even in cities where vaping is legal indoors, transit systems have blanket bans. One puff and you’re a “public nuisance.”
In London, the Tube has undercover enforcement officers. They wear normal clothes and hand out £50 fines. You get caught mid-hit and suddenly your commute costs dinner money.
Tokyo takes it to eleven. Vaping on a train can get you a criminal record. Their stations have “smoking booths” that are like phone booths for addicts. You vape inside a tiny closet. Weirdly efficient.
The “Vape Shop Exception” That Keeps Giving
Back to vape shops: they are the only indoor places where you can legally puff everywhere. Some even have couches and TVs. It’s a cloud lounge.
But watch out: some shops test flavors using “spit backs” that are gross. You blow vapor into a tester. It’s like sharing a straw with a ghost.
And yes, some vape shops have strict rules too. No blowing huge clouds near the glass cases. Breaking a display is a $300 mistake. Don’t. Be. That. Person.
