Houstonians will tell you there's always something going on through the day and night so it's no surprise the city ranked in the top 10 noisiest cities in America, according to a study by Retirement Living.
whether it's late-night events or people driving through the city and a new study reveals the city is one of the noisiest in the country.
In a recent study by Retirement Living, Houston was ranked the second-noisiest city in America with a score of 65.27. It also ranked first in car accidents. Houstonians also suffer from the most traffic noise, according to the study.Los Angeles was ranked first on the list and New York, which is nicknamed "the city that never sleeps" was ranked third.for "noise disturbance" and "noise ordinance.
On the opposite end, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Santa Clarita, California, and Lincoln, Nebraska were ranked the quietest in their study.Retirement Living's study ranked the 99 most populous cities in the United States and used Google search data from the past two years for the search terms "noise complaint," "noise disturbance," "noise ordinances," and "noise pollution".
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