> Studies in Toronto and New York have shown that sound intensity peaks in their respective transit systems exceed medically-safe sound level limits I still re

> Studies in Toronto and New York have shown that sound intensity peaks in their respective transit systems exceed medically-safe sound level limits I still remember the shrieking rail noise when the subway in Toronto took the tight corners into and out of Union Station, and the same for the streetcar that went south from there to the waterfront. Always felt like that gave me some permanent hearing damage since I often didn't cover my ears quickly enough. Have not been there for 15 years though - is it still like that?