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See Latest ArticlesNoise Levels Associated With New York City’s Mass Transit Systems
American Journal of Public Health, 07/01/09
Neitzel R et al. - Mass transit noise exposure has the potential to exceed limits recommended by the World Health Organization and the US Environmental Protection Agency and thus cause noise-induced hearing loss among riders of all forms of mass transit given sufficient exposure durations. Environmental noise–control efforts in mass transit and, in cases in which controls are infeasible, the use of personal hearing protection would benefit the ridership’s hearing health.
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