For homeowners struggling with loud modified exhausts echoing through their neighborhood, change may be on the horizon through automated technology—change, and a very familiar privacy debate.

Noise cameras are popping up in at least 10 U.S. cities, using microphones and license plate readers to catch loud vehicles ...

At least two municipalities have ordinances on their books allowing noise cameras, but they aren't in operation yet.

The devices are triggered by loud noise and use existing automated cameras to capture license plate data to issue fines.

DRIVERS across the US could be facing new fines if their vehicle is too loud.  Noise cameras have started to pop up in ...

The city of Toronto could soon have a new tool in its battle against scofflaw drivers: noise cameras. A motion by Coun. Lily Cheng that aims to pave the way for a pilot project on the new technology — ...

It turns out the Aloha State isn't too keen on exhaust system modifications. Despite having multiple laws on the books prohibiting residents from altering stock vehicle pipes or mufflers for the ...

I would like to think that the drivers who roar down Thayer Street in their souped-up sports cars and motorized tricycles aren’t trying to make others miserable. Maybe they’re overcompensating — for a ...

New York City, not exactly known for its peace and quiet, is expanding its use of technology to ticket the drivers of loud cars and motorcycles. By Erin Nolan New York City is known for its noise. A ...