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WHO daytime vehicle traffic noise guidelines — standard — Clarity Today

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WHO daytime vehicle traffic noise guidelines

World Health Organization guidance for daytime road traffic noise; the study observed loss of restorative benefit at levels below it.

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WHO daytime road traffic noise guideline

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Birdsong stops working before the noise limit does, and that makes parks an acoustics problem

A Surrey study of nine soundscapes found road noise eroded the restorative effect of birdsong even below WHO daytime guidance, with heart rate variability falling too.

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Evidence55
Adoption: Insufficient
Hype gap+12
Incentives55

Confidence48