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Why are exhausts so loud?

Vehicle exhausts are designed to reduce engine noise, but some drivers modify them to make them louder, often for aesthetic or performance reasons. These modifications can lead to significant noise pollution, especially late at night, causing disturbance to residents. This is precisely the issue frustrating Hampshire locals, who want more action to curb such disruptive behaviour.

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