Trains through St. Louis are now using their horns. Quieting them could take months
The Federal Railroad Administration suspended all quiet zones in St. Louis, forcing trains to use horns at crossings. The city has identified 187 crossings that require safety fixes before quiet zones can be restored, a process expected to take months.
Since the Federal Railroad Administration suspended all “quiet zones” in St. Louis this month, the city says it has identified 187 crossings in need of fixes.
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