China banned 23 million people with poor social credit from transportation in 2018
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That’s up from only 6.15 million citizens being blocked from taking flights as of 2017, according to China’s supreme court.As part of the system, the Chinese government also employs a public blacklist of those who have been found guilty of crimes in court and punishes them partly by limiting their ability to buy plane and train tickets.Social credit scores are also supposed to help prevent annoying behavior on public transport, such as one case where a passenger who took up another person’s reserved seat and refused to get up.
As said here by Shannon Liao