To some extent, sure, but noise pollution is a much bigger problem in cities designed for cars compared to cities designed for people or public transport. If you’re in a car-centric city chances are you’re hearing much more car noise than all other city noise combined, to such an extent that it will negatively affect your health.
But that’s an infrastructure problem, screaming at some random driver doesn’t help anyone.
To some extent, sure, but noise pollution is a much bigger problem in cities designed for cars compared to cities designed for people or public transport. If you’re in a car-centric city chances are you’re hearing much more car noise than all other city noise combined, to such an extent that it will negatively affect your health.
But that’s an infrastructure problem, screaming at some random driver doesn’t help anyone.