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Quietness of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Poses Hazard to Pedestrians

Posted on Apr 4, 2011 By admin
My husband (and firm partner) and I purchased a Prius last week, and my first question after driving it was: why is there a beeping sound inside the vehicle when it is backing up, instead of outside ...
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