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Prohibitie van geluidsoverlast door luidsprekers van smartphones en luidsprekers in het openbaar vervoer van de MIVB.

Prohibitie van geluidsoverlast door luidsprekers van smartphones en luidsprekers in het openbaar vervoer van de MIVB.

Anne-Charlotte d’Ursel and David Weytsman will submit a proposal to punish users who share their music and/or phone calls with everyone. The two parliament members base their proposal on a recommendation from the recent Brussels advisory committee on noise pollution, which clearly called for raising awareness about the use of speakers (phone, speaker, etc.) in public transport.

"But the Brussels government did not follow up on this recommendation. Although the majority of STIB/MIVB users are aware of the principle that their freedom ends where that of others begins, some still seem unaware that using a speaker can be a real nuisance to those around them. I am surprised by the number of people exhibiting this behavior," said Anne-Charlotte d’Ursel in a statement.

For David Weytsman, this proposal is not insignificant. Numerous studies show the harmful effects of noise pollution on health. Noise pollution in buses, trams, and especially in metros is not often discussed. However, their users often spend nearly 2 hours a day in the stations and vehicles that mark their route. A disruptive noise level not only represents a nuisance, but can also have potential consequences for hearing and overall health.

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