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Noise - Frequently
Asked Questions
Q1: What information is available about
transportation noise?
A1: The
following Web sites provide information about transportation noise:
Q2:
Can CDC help me regulate nonoccupational noise?
A2:
CDC is not a regulatory agency.
Noise ordinances vary by community, so you may want to check with
your city officials regarding noise pollution legislation.
Q3:
Does CDC have any noise prevention and control education
materials for children?
A3:
The WISE EARS! Health Education Coalition, of which CDC is a
member, is conducting a national campaign to prevent noise-induced
hearing loss and has materials for children. For information offered by
the coalition, go to
WISE
EARS! Health Education Coalition.*
Q4.
Where can I get more information about the health effects, monitoring,
and regulation of noise vibration?
A4. CDC is not a regulatory agency; however, CDC's National
Institute for Occupational Safety and Health provides information about
noise and vibration in the workplace at
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/noise/.
For
information about noise vibration issues and regulations specific to
your locale, contact your county or state health department or
environmental protection agency.
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