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Vehicles in India are a lot louder than those abroad
According to auto industry experts, India’s noise cutoff for horns —at 93 decibel (dB), according to the Central Motor Vehicle Rule (CMVR) 119—is in line with international standards, but the top end of the noise range—at 112dB —is higher.
According to auto industry experts, India’s noise cutoff for horns —at 93 decibel (dB), according to the Central Motor Vehicle Rule (CMVR) 119—is in line with international standards, but the top end of the noise range—at 112dB —is higher.
According to auto industry experts, India’s noise cutoff for horns —at 93 decibel (dB), according to the Central Motor Vehicle Rule (CMVR) 119—is in line with international standards, but the top end of the noise range—at 112dB —is higher.
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