A @NASEMTRB TRR study examined impacts of connected automated vehicles (CAVs) on visually impaired pedestrians, who rely on sounds to travel safely. The study outlines opportunities for vehicle manufacturers to add acoustic alert systems to improve safety: https://t.co/nCbu7F2Mc1 https://t.co/Gdhq76oMW8

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A @NASEMTRB TRR study examined impacts of connected automated vehicles (CAVs) on visually impaired pedestrians, who rely on sounds to travel safely. The study outlines opportunities for vehicle manufacturers to add acoustic alert systems to improve safety: https://t.co/nCbu7F2Mc1 https://t.co/Gdhq76oMW8 http://twitter.com/TRECpdx/status/1267851468242997256 https://t.co/nCbu7F2Mc1 June 03, 2020 at 01:12AM

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