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TLC expands 'silent zone' by Country Music Hall of Fame; rule now prohibits amplified ETV music on surrounding blocks
Summary
The Metropolitan Transportation Licensing Commission voted to extend its silent-zone rule to the block surrounding the Country Music Hall of Fame, requiring entertainment vehicle operators to turn off amplified music when traveling adjacent to the museum.
The Metropolitan Transportation Licensing Commission amended its rule 807 to establish a one-block “silent zone” around the Country Music Hall of Fame that requires operators of entertainment transportation vehicles (ETVs) to turn off amplified music along the museum frontage and on adjacent side streets.
Museum leaders presented a year-long monitoring study conducted April–Oct. 2024 that logged interior sound spikes exceeding 85 decibels inside multiple museum spaces, including classrooms used for…
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