Low-noise pavement

Definition

Low-noise pavement refers to a type of road surface that is designed to reduce noise pollution caused by vehicle traffic. It is made with materials that absorb or deflect sound waves, resulting in quieter roads.

Related terms

Quieter technologies: These are advancements in technology that aim to reduce noise pollution from various sources such as transportation, machinery, and appliances.

Electric vehicles: These are automobiles powered by electricity instead of gasoline or diesel engines. They contribute to reducing both air and noise pollution compared to traditional vehicles.

Noise barriers:

These are structures built alongside highways or busy roads to block or absorb sound waves generated by passing vehicles, helping to reduce noise pollution for nearby communities.