Plot near the highway - is it worth it?

We live west of the A9, 384 m as the crow flies (I measured) away. There is a noise barrier, but I have the feeling it "sloshes" over it. (if you stand about 100 m in front of the noise barrier you can't hear anything at all)

Between us and the highway is rural (so loose) development and large trees.

With east wind you can hear the highway extremely well (regardless of whether the weather is humid or dry), with other wind directions it is not as extreme (so from the south or north - the highway makes a slight curve around our village)
When it is windless you can hear the low background noise.

Oh yes: 2 km further south there is a highway valley bridge. With south wind (and maybe it's also due to the humidity) you can occasionally hear the "clicking" that a previous speaker also mentioned.

Although we built a house here, it is bearable, but I don't think I would buy such a plot if there is something "better".

I just grew up in this village, the parental house has stood since 1806, the highway came in the 1930s of the last century, which is why we built here (the plot was free)

My wife lived for years 300m from the A6.
Whenever I visited her, the noise environment of the highway always caught my attention right away. And unfortunately, it wasn't a monotonous highway noise, but you could distinguish every truck, every motorcycle, and even every high-performance car. It may be that you get used to it over time, but you also eventually get used to pain, yet it is still there.
Then there are also possible ruts and the like. I wouldn't want to build next to the highway. On this, I agree with the previous speakers, it’s even worse on a heavily trafficked main road.

So a highway would also be a no-go for me. My grandmother lived in a village. About 3-4 km away was the highway. Fields in between. No noise barriers and you could clearly hear the highway. Especially after 1990 when the highway was renovated and there was no more speed limit. I know that in densely populated metropolitan/region areas it is not possible otherwise, but I wouldn’t want to live there permanently either—and that despite having grown up in Berlin and Hamburg and my other places of residence never having fewer than 150,000 inhabitants. Every time I am in Hamburg or Berlin, I realize again how loud cities are.

I remember, "Mrs. Krüger, you have been living by the highway for six years now, are there any aftereffects?" "No, no, no..."
(Who doesn't know it? :D )