Quiet STREETS
Quiet Streets
Preserving peaceful neighborhoods
Quiet STREETS
Addressing sources of loud noise
As noise and emissions from cars, motorcycles, and trucks continue to increase in neighborhoods nationwide, so does the need to advocate for quieter, healthier, livable streets.
Everyone deserves quiet
The Quiet Streets program brings stakeholders together to tackle excessive vehicle noise and pollution. Restrictions on vehicle speed, limited access to through traffic, enforcement of laws on illegal exhaust modifications and effective urban planning that prioritizes pedestrian-friendly environments and green spaces, are just some of the ways to make neighborhoods more livable.
A quieter community is up to you!
Take action:
Get organized
Enlist public officials and the media
Be persistent: You can reduce the noise!
VIEW OUR 8 STEPS TO QUIETER STREETS GUIDE HERE
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Featured News
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Arline L. Bronzaft, Ph.D., co-founder of The Quiet Coalition, and Honorary Chair of the Quiet American Skies programhighlights Tory Kinley’s article about car noise pollution regulations in which she acknowledges the hard-working efforts of Mary Tatigan, RN and her Quiet Florida associates who have been “working hard to reduce noise pollution from airplanes and car modifications in Naples.” Read full blog piece here.
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In response to increasing noise pollution from illegally modified vehicle exhaust systems, the Collier County Sheriff's office has initiated a crackdown operation, a move aligned with the efforts of the local group Quiet Florida and welcomed by its founder and Quiet Streets Chair Mary Tatigan, highlighting noise as a significant health issue. Read full blog post here.
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Collier County is addressing the issue of excessively loud vehicle noise, often from illegally modified mufflers and exhaust systems, through a joint initiative by local authorities and the non-profit Quiet Florida, which includes strict law enforcement measures, significant fines for violations, and a public education campaign to mitigate both noise and air pollution impacts. Read full editorial here.
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