Montreal residents complaining about noise from REM trains as testing continues
Many apartments and condominiums have units that face the elevated tracks and as trains run every few minutes, residents are upset about the noise.The homeowner lives in a condo facing the Lachine Canal but he now has a clear view of the new REM line to the South Shore. And with tests runs being conducted every few minutes, the trains now cut the tranquil sound of the canal that he was accustomed to.“I must say that I have to sleep with ear plugs….until 1:00 in the morning,” he said.
Some sound-mitigating measures have been put in place to reduce the noise, such as new sound barriers. In an email to Global News, Emmanuelle Rouillard-Moreau, a spokesperson for the REM, writes, “We have decided to conduct additional noise measurements in the concerned areas…We will then be able to determine if additional measures are needed.”
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