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Correction. Internal combustion engines are loud.
by guidedlight 5y ago
Correction. Internal combustion engines are loud.
- vcxy 5y agoIt's been a long time since I watched that video, but I believe he makes the point that actually even electric cars are quite loud at speed. The noise from the tires is substantial.
- andbberger 5y agonah tires are quite loud
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- kortilla 5y agoNo, as someone who used to live next to an expressway (45-50 mph traffic), the problem is 95% tire noise. Modern cars not accelerating make very little noise from the ICE. The tires are like nails on a chalkboard to me after living that way for a 5 years. It cut through my apartment walls and morning rush hour served as a mandatory alarm clock. The only time engines were an issue were people with modded exhaust or people street racing (motorcycles or cars).
- etempleton 5y agoThis is why I always think it is funny when the topic of creating fake engine noise for electric cars for safety comes up. On a normal modern car you won’t likely hear the engine unless under heavy acceleration.
- spockz 5y agoThe tire sounds are way less at low speeds. Where the sound matters for safety is where people are and around corners and situational changes. These moments tend to be where speed is Low and varying. As well of the type of sound. If you hear a revving engine come towards your direction you pay it attention. This is why it is useful for cars to make sounds. It also is the reason why that sound is so annoying. It is a constant trigger for our brains to react.
- quadrangle 5y agoWhy are you correcting a video you didn't watch? Give it the 17min. You'll learn more about this topic.