To maintain the departure angle of the Mercedes AMG 63 G Wagon, the twin exhaust exists just aft of the rear wheels instead of out back.Derek McNaughton Toronto is enacting a new noise bylaw that will see some cars and motorcycles penalized for being too loud, BlogTO reports.But were sure it wont affect you, since only people who have to, um, compensate for something have such raucous exhaust systems, at least according to the citys mayor.The crackdown comes on the heels of complaints levelled by residents of the citys more affluent Yorkville neighbourhood about the noise pollution somehow getting around their Apple EarPods.Comments on a tweet by Mayor John Tory mostly seem to agree loud noises in the city are irritating, even if a few Twitterers instead categorized the Mayors speeches as such.Loud and excessive noise can be characterized as noise that is a nuisance to the general public, taking into consideration the nature, location, time and proximity of the source to residents and members of the public. Some examples of enforceable disturbances include: pic.twitter.com/tSjDGNuGS8 John Tory (@JohnTory) July 16, 2019Thats not all there is to the noise crackdown, however; Mayor Tory had an extra burn to add to the perpetrators of said pollution during his evening press conference.My wife has explained this many times to me as being simply an outcropping of the inadequacies that certain people feel mostly men who drive these cars around, he explained. I will go no further than that.Even as car people, we understand its pretty wanky to rev up your engine at a stoplight or do a big squealy burnout outside of the grocery store. We dont think youre cool, and if youre in a Mustang or Corvette, youre making us fear for our lives. I think people who live in the city understand that its not going to be Algonquin Park and its not going to be silent at all times, Tory added.But the thing they have no understanding and no patience for, and I tend to agree with them, is noise that is caused by vehicles especially people who are deliberately revving their engines and otherwise modifying their equipment to create an excessive level of noise that is disrupting the lives of people who are living in the city.Being excessively noisy will now cost you $155 during the blitz
Origin: Toronto mayor says people with loud cars are compensating for something