Transport Noise is an urgent and still unsolved environmental problem not only in Lithuania but also in the world over. The most common noise sources in the environment are traffic noise: road, rail and aircraft. In June 2002, the Commission issued a proposal for a European Directive on the assessment and management of environmental noise. The aim of this Directive shall be to define a common approach intended to avoid, prevent or reduce on a prioritised basis the harmful effects, including annoyance, due to exposure to environmental noise, to make noise maps for agglomerations, major roads, major railways and airports. A law on Noise Management and Higiene Standard HN 33-1:2003. Acoustic noise. Allowed levels in residented and work premises. was adopted in order to meet the requirements and implement European Directive on the assessment and management of environmental noise. Aim of the study – to investigate transport generating noise impact and to analyses traffic noise reduction policy. Objectives: 1) in order to annotate the topical of choisen method was needed to outspread noise conception and to separate out models acoording to theirs preeminence on purpose to reduce transportation noise; 2) to investigate and compare the features of Noise regulations, leading management programs and attendat legal acts of Member States of the European Union; 3) to assess the main sources of noise emissions and to estimate transportation noise impact to the environmental components... [to full text]