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I'm not a fan of neigbhorhood nuisance, obviously, but I also feel like it's trendy to pick on new phenomena like 'dark stores' as opposed to established phenom
by Ansil849 5y ago
I'm not a fan of neigbhorhood nuisance, obviously, but I also feel like it's trendy to pick on new phenomena like 'dark stores' as opposed to established phenomena. For example, my biggest noise concerns in residential areas are: loud city service vehicles at extremely early hours in the day like rubbish collector trucks and the binmen throwing things around at 5 in the morning, or police/ambulances/fire trucks speeding through in the middle of the night, or the city doing overnight roadwork on a nonresidential street which intersects with the residential street and so basically makes sleeping impossible. Why are there no (popular) petitions or news articles about this more mundane but also much more universal noise pollution?