09-04-2021, 03:06 AM
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Exhaust Noise - Legislation - SEMA
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Fortunately for enthusiasts and the supporting marketplace, SAN staff have been successful thus far in killing or amending any onerous proposals before they become law. Why? The SAN's position on exhaust noise is well established. For decades, the SAN has successfully worked to ensure that states enact reasonable muffler noise laws that are not burdensome to the hobby while not creating a nuisance for local communities.
Successfully enacted in states such as California, Maine, and Montana, SEMA's model bill sets one exhaust noise limit (95-decibels) and uses an objective test procedure (SAE J1492) to determine compliance. The more states that enact the bill, the easier it is to get others to do the same.
Has your home state enacted the SAN's exhaust noise model bill? To learn more, visit semaSAN.com/Noise to find out.
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