San Jose residents sleep easier after train horn quiet zone established
An nighttime "quiet zone" banning trains from blowing their horns has been established at several San Jose crossings but the policy required the efforts of Congress to implement. Wilson Walker reports. (5-20-22)
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San Jose residents sleep easier after train horn quiet zone established
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