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EGF eyeing funding sources for Quiet Zone - Vimarsana News

EGF eyeing funding sources for Quiet Zone

The cost to silence train whistles in East Grand Forks could cost $1.2 million dollars. The city council revie...

Trains entering city of LaPorte will no longer be able to sound horn - Vimarsana News

Trains entering city of LaPorte will no longer be able to sound horn

The train tracks will be a little quieter in one city in LaPorte County.LaPorte city leaders established a “Quiet Zone.”That means trains will no longer be able

Source: wsbt.com
Indian River County rejects 'quiet zones' at train crossings, angering residents - Vimarsana News

Indian River County rejects 'quiet zones' at train crossings, angering residents

Indian River County commissioners failed to require "quiet zones" of trains only allowed to blow their horns at certain times of the day or in emergency situations, angering residents.

Source: wptv.com
Greystones St Patrick's Day parade links up with autism charity for quiet zone - Vimarsana News

Greystones St Patrick's Day parade links up with autism charity for quiet zone

In a ground-breaking move towards inclusivity, the Greystones Town Team and Greystones Municipal District St Patrick’s Day Parade organising committee will introduce a ‘quiet zone’ as part of this year’s parade.

Downtown San Diego 'Quiet Zone' reinstated after railroad crossing work - Vimarsana News

Downtown San Diego 'Quiet Zone' reinstated after railroad crossing work

Trains traveling through San Diego's downtown area will again suspend the use of horns in a "Quiet Zone" when crossing streets following work by city crews to bring 12 intersections into compliance with federal standards.

Source: kpbs.org