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Silent hybrid and electric vehicles should always make a noticeable sound, says National Federation of the Blind

When we first wrote about the threat that electric vehicles pose to blind pedestrians last fall, we got dozen of comments and we realized we'd tapped into an important aspect auto designers need to think about. If you're interested in a robust debate (along with some terrible, heartless comments) on the topic, go back to that post and read what you had to say. The reason I point this out is because there is an update to the story. The Wall Street Journal today brings hybrids – not just EVs – into the discussion because full-hybrids ... Read more →

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Silent hybrid and electric vehicles should always make a noticeable sound, says National Federation of the Blind

Silent hybrid and electric vehicles should always make a noticeable sound, says National Federation of the Blind 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

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