Port Moody to Keep Ear to Streets with New Noise-Monitoring Pilot

Port Moody to keep ear to streets with new noise-monitoring pilot

Port Moody will be watching the volume on noisy vehicles, with a new monitoring approach that’s more budget-friendly than its original plan.

Port Moody to keep ear to streets with new noise-monitoring pilot – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Vehicles travel along Moray Street in Port Moody, B.C. on March 21, 2022. Photo by Marissa Tiel Port Moody will be watching the volume on noisy vehicles, with a new monitoring approach that’s more budget-friendly than its original plan. On July 29, council unanimously approved staff’s recommendation to test a lower-cost, streetlight-mounted noise sensor. The new devices can detect and log when noise exceeds a certain decibel threshold. The proje…