jdonalds
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I get your point. It seems to me the requirement is to warn pedestrians but if each make of vehicle has it's own sound I wonder if people will recognize there is a car nearby. It would seem to make more sense for all cars to emit the exact same sound. I've come up behind people in a parking lot, with the sound active, and the pedestrians still don't know I'm there.I wonder if the Canadian Claritys record when their drivers turn off the Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System? If the Clarity maintained a record of when the sound was on or off, an injured pedestrian's personal-injury lawyer would certainly be issuing a summons for that data.
My wife and I had a conversation recently how ICE cars have become very quiet too. It seems all cars should make the sound, not just electric cars.