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Since minorities are more likely to buy old used cars that make more noise in general they will have higher rates of offense.
by selfhifive 4y ago
Since minorities are more likely to buy old used cars that make more noise in general they will have higher rates of offense.
- scarface74 4y agoIt’s called “selective enforcement”.
- joecool1029 4y agoRead the act[1]. It's targeting modifications like ripping the baffles out of motorcycle exhaust or having open headers. I had a friend back in college that did this to a street motorcycle and it was audible for over 3 miles at night in the suburbs, absolutely absurdly loud. Rusted out exhaust pipes from road salt in NYC on cars will make them louder but nothing like what I'm describing. Basically makes them have an annoying low pitched rumble similar to what those stupid $40 ricer 'fart can' modifications would. Few orders of magnitude of a difference between loudness. [1] https://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2021/S784B https://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2021/S784B
- maccard 4y agoI have a "noisy" unmodified car, and my neighbour has an Abarth with a modified exhaust. I haven't measured the noise difference for an exact number, but I'd wager his car is about 15x louder than mine. _No_ old unmodified cars are going to be caught by any laws that are aiming to capture nuisance laws.
- chasd00 4y agoso what? a noisy car is a noisy car.