CHAPTER IV

RESULT AND DISCUSSION

This chapter focuses on data analysis, which involves analyzing, manipulating, and

modeling data in order to identify usable information, inform conclusion, and aid decision-

making.

Table 1: Survey Results on Vehicle Noise Issues in Purok 2

STATEMENT SA A U D SD

f % F % f % F % f %

1. Vehicle noise in Purok 2, 6 60% 2 20% 2 20%

Libertad, Kauswagan, Lanao del

Norte is a big problem.

2. Many vehicles on the road in 4 40% 4 40% 2 20%

Purok 2 are very noisy.

3. The noise from vehicles is 6 60% 3 30% 1 10%

disturbing the peace in Purok 2.

4. Vehicle noise is causing stress or 5 50% 4 40% 1 10%

discomfort among residents in Purok 2.

5. Noisy vehicles have been 6 60% 4 40%

involved in accidents in Purok

2.

6. Noisy vehicles are a safety 6 60% 4 40%

 concern in Purok 2.

7. Rules to control vehicle noise 8 80% 2 20%

are needed in Purok 2.

8. Residents are willing to 8 80% 2 20%

support rules about vehicle

noise in Purok 2.

9. The community should take 10 100%

action to reduce vehicle noise in

Purok 2.

10. Reducing vehicle noise will 80 80% 2 20%

improve the quality of life in

Purok 2.

Table 1 shows that the survey conducted in Purok 2 revealed that a significant majority of

respondents (60%) strongly acknowledge that vehicle noise is a notable issue in the area. This

indicates a high level of awareness and recognition of the problem among the community

members. Correspondingly, 40% of the respondents agree that there is a noticeable presence of

noisy vehicles on the roads in Purok 2, contributing to the overall noise problem.

Furthermore, the survey results indicate that a majority of respondents (60%) believe that the

noise from vehicles is disrupting the peace in Purok 2, causing a disturbance to the tranquility

and serenity of the community. Additionally, half of the respondents (50%) agree that vehicle
noise is causing stress or discomfort among residents, highlighting the negative impact on their

well-being and quality of life.

The survey findings also emphasize the potential safety risks associated with noisy vehicles, as a

majority of respondents (60%) believe that they have been involved in accidents in Purok 2. This

underscores the need to address the issue to ensure the safety and well-being of the community

members.

To mitigate the noise problem and maintain a peaceful environment, the majority of respondents

(80%) believe that rules to control vehicle noise are necessary, and a significant proportion of

residents (80%) are willing to support such rules. This indicates a positive attitude among the

community members towards taking action and cooperating to address the noise issue.

All respondents (100%) agree that the community should take action to reduce vehicle noise,

highlighting the collective responsibility and commitment to actively address the problem.

Moreover, a majority of respondents (80%) believe that reducing vehicle noise will enhance the

quality of life in Purok 2, recognizing the potential benefits of addressing the issue.

Overall, the survey results provide valuable insights into the perceptions and concerns of the

community regarding vehicle noise in Purok 2. They underscore the need for action and

cooperation among community members, as well as the importance of implementing regulations

to mitigate the noise problem and improve the overall quality of life in the area.