ST. LOUIS, MO – September 28, 2026 (STL.News) For nearly two decades, many St. Louis residents living near railroad tracks could sleep through the night without routinely hearing locomotive horns at nearby crossings. That changed abruptly this month. Train horns are once again sounding across parts of St. Louis after the Federal Railroad Administration suspended the city’s railroad quiet zones on Sept. 10, forcing railroads to resume routine horn use at affected public crossings. The sudden return of the horns has prompted complaints from residents, particularly in neighborhoods where freight trains operate overnight and in the early morning…Source…
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