by Kathleen Carayol | Jan 4, 2018 | NFA in the News
Style Weekly (Richmond, Virginia) April 24, 2002 Randy Throckmorton can’t sleep night at night. He can’t sleep in the day. Throckmorton, who owns a limousine business, blames “boom cars,” loud mufflers, barking dogs and rude people. The noise...
by Kathleen Carayol | Jan 4, 2018 | NFA in the News
by Dale Johnson KFOR 1240 AM (Lincoln, Nebraska) May 3, 2002 “Noise Free America” calls Lincoln this month’s noisiest city. Group founder, Ted Rueter, says city officials have a permissive attitude toward boom cars, rowdy bars, junker cars with bad...
by Kathleen Carayol | Jan 4, 2018 | NFA in the News
The Lincoln Journal-Star May 3, 2002 A national anti-noise group has accused the city of being permissive of bass-laden car stereos and other noise polluters. Noise Free America recently labeled Lincoln as one of its “Noisy Dozen,” a monthly award given to...
by Kathleen Carayol | Jan 4, 2018 | NFA in the News
The Associated Press June 5, 2002 Kokomo’s mysterious hum has caught the ear of a national lobbying organization dedicated to reducing noise pollution. Noise Free America has selected the city to receive its June “Noisy Dozen” award, granted to...
by Kathleen Carayol | Jan 4, 2018 | NFA in the News
by Gregory Arroyo Mobile Electronics August 1, 2002 Noise ordinances have typically been aimed at consumers, either through fines or by statutes that allow law enforcement to tow vehicles. In the city of Berkeley, Calif., however, residents who are urging their city...
by Kathleen Carayol | Jan 4, 2018 | NFA in the News
by Michael Gartland Newsday August 4, 2002 Windows vibrate, a car chassis rattles and the ground seems to shake. This is not a low-grade earthquake, nor is it a passing 18-wheeler. It’s bass. The young men in the red sports car coolly nod their heads to the...
