[Quietcars] Facts about Hybrids.

Deborah Kent Stein dkent5817 at att.net
Sat Jan 16 20:55:31 UTC 2010



Though many blind people and others are deeply concerned about the problems 
posed by silently-operating vehicles, most of us appreciate the value of new 
"green" technologies.  We can all benefit from cleaner air and less 
dependence on fossil fuels.  We all need to do our share to reduce 
greenhouse gases.  Adding a reasonable degree of sound to quiet vehicles to 
help protect pedestrians and cyclists is entirely compatible with supporting 
the development and proliferation of vehicles using new technologies.

Debbie




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "michael townsend" <mrtownsend at optonline.net>
To: <quietcars at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Saturday, January 16, 2010 12:11 PM
Subject: [Quietcars] Facts about Hybrids.


> We often hear the bad side of the hybrid on blindness lists, and we 
> discuss
> how hybrids are a danger to blind as well as other pedestrians who travel
> about each day.  But, why do people make decisions to buy one and how are
> these decisions arrived at?
>
> Cartalk.com, a web site that supplements the radio show hosted by click 
> and
> clack, the Tappet brothers, Tom and Ray on NP{R, furnishes a lot of
> interesting reading on the subject.  I share this link if you choose to 
> read
> it.
>
> Mike T
>
> http://www.cartalk.com/content/features/hybrid/faqs.html
>
> "I am accustomed to hearing malicious falsehoods about myself...but I 
> think
> I have
> a right to resent, to object to, libelous statements about my dog."
> -Franklin D. Roosevelt
> Mike Townsend and Seeing Eye dog Brent
> Dunellen, New Jersey  08812
> emails:  mrtownsend at optonline.net;
> michael.townsend54 at gmail.com
> Home Phone:  732  200-5643
> Cellular:  732  718-9480
>
>
>
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