Q: Can anything be done about loud railroad horns? Sometimes they're uncomfortably loud, even inside a home nearly a mile away. Amy in short: Train horns — when and where they're blown, how loud they ...

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When it comes to train horns, it seems the quantity, not the quality, is what annoys residents most. Treasure Coast residents who live next to the railroad tracks from Sebastian to Tequesta say they ...

Good article by Alex Burness “Keep the trains, but lower the volume, area representatives request.” The present sound pressure level of 110 dB is absurd and is an increase of more than 12 db (= a ...

TODAY'S FOCUS: Resident says trains blow their horns in a "quiet zone." STATUS: The quiet zone prohibits engineers from blowing their noisy horns, except in cases of an emergency, which includes ...

Stock horns on new trucks are adequate at most. Many of them aren’t even loud enough to get a person’s attention—especially if they are preoccupied with something else. Today’s vehicles have ...

Residents who live along RTD's brand-new A-Line are beginning to notice a blaring problem: loud train horns. Cities and counties along the A-Line (Denver, Arvada, Aurora, Arapahoe County and Adams ...

Think those train horns have gotten louder recently? It’s not your imagination if you live along the coastal tracks that parallel U.S. 1 from Miami to Jacksonville. The Florida East Coast Railway has ...

These loud train horns blowing day and night are unbearable and inexcusable. If the train gates and red lights do not clearly indicate who has the right of way, then the horns are useless, regardless ...

Evening comes with the gurgle of Sweetwater Creek. Crickets begin their nighttime chorus. A dog yelps in the gathering dark. Another day comes to a peaceful end. Here comes a freight train, a presence ...

Evening comes with the gurgle of Sweetwater Creek. Crickets begin their nighttime chorus. A dog yelps in the gathering dark. Another day comes to a peaceful end. Here comes a freight train, a presence ...