ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque’s effort to crack down on loud cars drove one city councilor to launch a months-long test, but after months of gathering data, that councilor now says the city didn’t do a good job. Noise cameras like one at 2nd and Delamar were put up around Albuquerque to see if the tech could work, but Councilor Joaquín Baca says he’s disappointed in how the city carried out the study. Councilor Baca thinks noise […]
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