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Anti-Idling Sample Ordinances

Description

Website providing sample ordinances that allow communities to reduce the amount of noise and air pollution caused by delivery trucks and other vehicles.

Questions this resource can help answer

How can I set up an anti-idling ordinance for my city?

How do I use this resource?

Website provides two example anti-idling ordinances for smaller communities. Simply click on the city name to open a PDF with the example ordinance.

Resource information

Resource owner

Non-governmental organization

Format

Document

Backup URL

Update Frequency

Irregularly

Geographic Coverage

county, Local (city, Michigan, municipality)

Technical specifications

Methodology

Example regulation

Sectors

Transportation

Other Specifications

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