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Saskatoon treads behind SGI in plans to change vehicle noise bylaw

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The City of Saskatoon's transportation committee voted in favour of recommending council follow Saskatchewan Government Insurance's policy. The policy limits light vehicle and motorcycle noise to 101.3 decibels, similar to the sound of a jackhammer. Motorcyclists are the only road users in Saskatoon with noise restrictions. If city council approves amendments to its bylaw, the noise limit for motorcycles would increase.

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Saskatoon treads behind SGI in plans to change vehicle noise bylaw

A Saskatoon city committee is recommending council amend the vehicle noise bylaw to match a new policy implemented by SGI this summer. It puts a more precise process to vehicle volume testing.

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