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We recognise that the enforcement of numerical noise limits upon vehicles on the road is bound to raise many problems . It is also difficult to forecast what effect this would have in practice in reducing the noise of traffic .
We recognise that the enforcement of numerical noise limits upon vehicles on the road is bound to raise many problems . It is also difficult to forecast what effect this would have in practice in reducing the noise of traffic .
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The results of these measurements are examined by the airport authorities and explanations are sought from operators in cases of serious or persistent non - compliance with the limits . Although the Minister of Aviation could bar ...
The results of these measurements are examined by the airport authorities and explanations are sought from operators in cases of serious or persistent non - compliance with the limits . Although the Minister of Aviation could bar ...
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There is one further possible method of reducing noise exposure , and this is the imposition of differential noise limits . At present there is only one limit in the day and another at night which apply to all jet aircraft .
There is one further possible method of reducing noise exposure , and this is the imposition of differential noise limits . At present there is only one limit in the day and another at night which apply to all jet aircraft .
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 22 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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