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Can driving through a lot of train tunnels in some conditions damage the ears chronically?
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No: Driving through a train tunnel is a fatally bad idea because one will get hit by the train. Aside from that, the noise level should not be high enough nor prolonged enough to cause hearing damage.
Answered 3/23/2014
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