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Traffic noise under study
4th November 1966, Page 40
4th November 1966
Page 40
Page 40, 4th November 1966
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Parliament Of The United Kingdom, Noise Regulation, Stephen Swingler, Promulgation, Politics Of The United Kingdom, Environment, Disaster / Accident
THE Ministry of Transport is discussing with manufacturers and operators a preliminary draft of regulations about traffic noise said Mr. Stephen Swingler, the Parliamentary Secretary, in the Commons this week.
A regulation on crankcase fumes was being prepared this week, he added, though the Minister could not yet say when regulations on exhaust fumes would be promulgated. Investigations into the control of fumes were still going on and their result would be considered at an international meeting in Geneva next March.