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Noise is a public health issue, and too many cities are ignoring it. No More Noise uses data, resident engagement, and policy change to reduce harmful noise across the city. Follow along for research, community updates, and ways to take action.

EV Noise: Closing the Loophole

EV Noise: Closing the Loophole

Ingrid Buday
Published on: 08/10/2026

No More Noise is working to close regulatory loopholes around artificial EV sounds and advocate for stronger vehicle noise protections in Canada and internationally.

Protecting Public Health: Stopping Vanity EV Noise

Protecting Public Health: Stopping Vanity EV Noise

Ingrid Buday
Published on: 11/09/2026

No More Noise and Quiet Communities are bringing public health concerns about artificial EV noise to the international stage, advocating for limits on unnecessary Enhanced Exterior Sound.

Decoding EV Noise: How Loud is Too Loud?

Decoding EV Noise: How Loud is Too Loud?

Ingrid Buday
Published on: 26/06/2026

A look at EV sound limits, pedestrian safety requirements, and why non-safety vehicle sounds should stay within healthy decibel standards.

Think EVs Will Solve Traffic Noise? Think Again.

Think EVs Will Solve Traffic Noise? Think Again.

Ingrid Buday
Published on: 26/06/2026

EVs have the potential to make cities calmer, but artificial exterior vehicle sounds and weak noise standards could undermine that progress.

The Broken Promise of the Quiet Electric Vehicle

The Broken Promise of the Quiet Electric Vehicle

Ingrid Buday
Published on: 26/06/2026

Electric vehicles could reduce urban noise, but fake engine sounds and Exterior Sound Enhancement Systems risk bringing unnecessary noise back to our streets.

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