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Kent receives approval for Quiet Zone along railroad tracks

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Kent city leaders are blowing their own horns after receiving federal approval to create a Quiet Zone that will no longer require train engineers along the BNSF Railway tracks to sound their horns through the east end of downtown while approaching crossings.

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Kent receives approval for Quiet Zone along railroad tracks

Kent city leaders are blowing their own horns after receiving federal approval to create a Quiet Zone that will no longer require train engineers along the BNSF Railway tracks to sound their horns through the east end of downtown while approaching crossings.

·Auburn, United States
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Auburn Reporter broke the news in Auburn, United States on Friday, June 19, 2026.
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