The warm weather means more motorcycles will be on the road but Vancouver police are issuing their yearly warning about excessive noise.
Police say noise from motorcycles is a common complaint and are reminding bikers they could be fined if officers think it’s too loud.
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A recent B.C. Supreme Court decision means officers no longer need to use a decibel metre to measure exhaust noise.
If they think it’s too loud they can hand riders a $109 ticket on the spot.
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