ANTI-NOISE CAMPAIGN
About 232 trartic offence notices have now been issued in the five weeks since the Ministry of Transport's city division started iis campaign against noisy vehicles and noisy driving. The campaign has another month to run. but the city's traffic superintendent (Mr A. Goldsmith! said on Monday that extra enforcement of noise regulations'will continue beyond that time. "Noise is increasing all the time, and we must keep it down." he said. "We've made -some impression with the campaign, but there is still a long way to go. Not by any stretch of the imagination have we got on top of the problem.”
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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33813, 9 April 1975, Page 19
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