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> When you remove the car from the city, it's almost at silent as the countryside. What do you plan on doing about emergency vehicles and their sirens and cons
by bbatha 3y ago
> When you remove the car from the city, it's almost at silent as the countryside.
What do you plan on doing about emergency vehicles and their sirens and construction? Those are by far the biggest sources of noise for me in a city. Normal car traffic is omnipresent but usually has a fairly low ceiling that doesn't go through walls all that much.
- fvdessen 3y agoEmergency vehicles sirens only need to be loud because they have to be heard by other drivers in their cars, which are sound proofed to not hear their own noise. Normal car traffic absolutely goes through walls, you think you are used to it, but it actually stresses you quite a lot. Construction work can be an issue indeed
- digging 3y ago> Construction work can be an issue indeed As it is in suburbs too. My parents' house is fairly quiet, until a neighbor is hammering or sawing. And that doesn't even include the loud insanity of lawn mowing in the desert.