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Study: Sound improves detection of electric cars for pedestrians.<\/a><\/p>\n

Duhhhh.<\/p>\n

Louder vehicle = easier to hear coming at you.<\/p>\n

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Electric vehicles are quiet enough to create a safety concern, particularly for visually impaired pedestrians, even with artificial sounds implemented, a study presented Tuesday during the Acoustical Society of America meeting in Seattle found.<\/p>\n

In the analysis, in which participants were asked to push a button upon hearing an approaching electric vehicle on an adjacent roadway, none of the tested vehicles achieved a 100% detection rate, the data showed.<\/p>\n

However, artificial sounds added to the vehicles improved detection ranges — or the distance at which they could be heard — and all of those tested exceeded current National Highway Transportation Safety Administration minimum standards, the researchers said……………….<\/p>\n

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Commentariat states;
\nI WANT ONE THAT MAKES THE JETSONS-CAR BLEEBLE NOISE<\/p>\n

Ask and ye shall receive…………………………..<\/p>\n