Train “Quiet Zone” Could Come To Aberdeen

Friday, June 28, 2024 at 8:43 AM

At this week’s meeting, city council members decided to have staff look into creating a quiet zone for train horns in town.

A Railroad Train “quiet zone” could be coming to Aberdeen. At this week’s meeting, city council members decided to have staff look into creating a quiet zone for train horns in town. The Federal Railroad Administration does allow towns to create those no horn zones , but there are requirements for the town, including active warning devices at every highway railroad crossing within a designated quiet zone. Trains could still sound horns in an emergency. City Staff will also look at the cost of implementing a quiet zone.

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