Road & rail noise map for Bridlington
Town in East Riding of Yorkshire, Yorkshire and the Humber
We analysed 1,009 postcodes in and around Bridlington, East Riding of Yorkshire against DEFRA's Strategic Noise Mapping (Round 4, 2022). 24% of them (242) have mapped road noise of 55 dB or more by day, and <1% have mapped rail noise. 76% of postcodes have no mapped road or rail noise at all — though that reflects major-source modelling, not guaranteed quiet. The highest modelled level we found is at YO15 2AP (road noise 65.0–69.9 dB by day).
Noise map of Bridlington
How many postcodes are affected?
Road noise
| Band | Day (LAeq,16h) | Night (Lnight) |
|---|---|---|
| 55.0–59.9 dB day · 50.0–54.9 dB night | 16% (164) | 8% (80) |
| 60.0–64.9 dB day · 55.0–59.9 dB night | 6% (65) | 3% (35) |
| 65.0–69.9 dB day · 60.0–64.9 dB night | 1% (13) | <1% (3) |
| 70.0–74.9 dB day · 65.0–69.9 dB night | 0% (0) | 0% (0) |
| 75.0 dB or more day · 70.0 dB or more night | 0% (0) | 0% (0) |
| Below mapped bands / not mapped | 76% | 88% |
Rail noise
| Band | Day (LAeq,16h) | Night (Lnight) |
|---|---|---|
| 55.0–59.9 dB day · 50.0–54.9 dB night | <1% (3) | 0% (0) |
| 60.0–64.9 dB day · 55.0–59.9 dB night | 0% (0) | 0% (0) |
| 65.0–69.9 dB day · 60.0–64.9 dB night | 0% (0) | 0% (0) |
| 70.0–74.9 dB day · 65.0–69.9 dB night | 0% (0) | 0% (0) |
| 75.0 dB or more day · 70.0 dB or more night | 0% (0) | 0% (0) |
| Below mapped bands / not mapped | 100% | 100% |
Share of the 1,009 postcodes within ~5 km of the Bridlington centre. Source: DEFRA Strategic Noise Mapping Round 4 (2022), Open Government Licence.
Noisiest postcodes in and around Bridlington
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What this data does — and doesn't — cover
- Modelled, not measured.These are DEFRA's computer-modelled estimates (Round 4, 2022), not microphone readings at your door.
- Major sources only. The model covers major roads, major railways and large urban areas. Smaller local roads, neighbours, pubs, building sites and aircraft are not included.
- No mapped noise ≠ quiet. If a location shows no band, it means it falls outside the mapped contours — not that it is silent.
- 2022 snapshot.New roads, developments or traffic changes since 2022 won't show. The next DEFRA round is due around 2027.
More detail on the methodology page.
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Frequently asked questions
- How noisy is Bridlington?
- We analysed 1,009 postcodes in and around Bridlington, East Riding of Yorkshire against DEFRA's Strategic Noise Mapping (Round 4, 2022). 24% of them (242) have mapped road noise of 55 dB or more by day, and <1% have mapped rail noise. 76% of postcodes have no mapped road or rail noise at all — though that reflects major-source modelling, not guaranteed quiet. The highest modelled level we found is at YO15 2AP (road noise 65.0–69.9 dB by day).
- Where is the most road noise in Bridlington?
- The postcodes with the highest modelled daytime levels in and around Bridlington are YO15 2AP, YO16 4UJ, YO15 2SH, based on DEFRA's 2022 model of major roads and railways.