4. Transport noise regulations and policy
Regulations are a public policy instrument for effectively combating noise. A distinction is made between, on the one hand, regulations aimed at reducing emission levels from noise sources such as motor vehicles, trains and aircraft, and, on the other, regulations aimed at limiting exposure levels for people living near transport infrastructures (roads, railroads, airports).
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Bibliography
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(1) - LARNAUDIE (M.) -
Évaluation de l'exposition des Parisiens au bruit.
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DESS QCBA – Mairie de Paris, septembre 2002.
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(2) - KONO (S.), SONE (T.), NIMURA (T.) -
Personal exposure and reaction to noise in...
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