Quiet, Please: New York’s ‘Noise Cameras’ Are Listening

Published by The New York Times

New York City is expanding the use of "noise cameras" to ticket drivers of loud vehicles, aiming to reduce noise pollution. These cameras activate at sounds over 85 decibels, similar to lawn mowers. The program, recently supported by a new City Council bill, will have cameras in all boroughs by 2025. While the technology aims to improve residents' health and reduce stress, concerns about privacy and targeting have arisen. Read the full article here.