train horns are currently required by the Federal Railroad Administration to sound at volumes of 96 to 100 decibels, which is roughly equivalent to a power tool or a honking car. The aim is to be ...

Most firetruck horns are jarringly loud (like a train horn for your car almost), reaching over 125 decibels in many cases. It may hurt your ears and sound unpleasant, but that's sort of the point.

A regular car horn is fine, but lacks finesse for more subtle communication. For example, some car horns aren’t particularly adept at short indicatory honks, and can only blare loudly regardless ...

A regular car horn is fine, but lacks finesse for more subtle communication. For example, some car horns aren’t particularly adept at short indicatory honks, and can only blare loudly regardless ...

Train horns are one of the most iconic sounds in modern culture, conjuring images of spaghetti westerns, cross-country journeys, and manifest destiny. Accompanied by chimes, whistles, honks ...

While train horns are not uncommon in Richmond, it was the length of the noise that created the morning buzz on social media.

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Relief is on the way for residents along Utah's Wasatch Front who have endured months of blaring train horns, both day and night, after federal regulators granted a ...

WOODS CROSS, Utah (KUTV) — After six months, thousands of people along the Wasatch will finally get a break from train horns. The Woods Cross quiet zone, which is Salt Lake to Ogden, has been ...

Three people have died in rail-related events in the county in the past 10 years, according to a presentation to the Martin ...