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| Document title | A Study on Approach Warning Systems for hybrid vehicle in [electric] motor mode | ||||||||||
| Date | 17 Feb 2009 | ||||||||||
| Source(s) | JASIC | ||||||||||
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| GRB | Session 49 | 16-18 Feb 2009 |
31. GRB followed with interest a presentation (GRB-49-10) by the expert from Japan regarding a study on approach warning systems for hybrid vehicles in motor mode. The expert from the United States of America stressed that such advanced technology vehicles would have to generate a sound informing pedestrians not only of the presence of a vehicle, but also of its speed, direction and acceleration or deceleration. Such a sound is important for the orientation especially for visually-impaired pedestrians to enable them to make an intelligent judgment about the location of a vehicle, its driving direction and its speed to avoid danger. |
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