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Intention of the world automotive industry both the air pollution by creating a hybrid car, appeared to get criticism. Comes from the organization of blind people in the United States. They demanded the car manufacturer and the government in order to be more hybrid cars to reduce the danger for tunanetra.
Spelled dangerous because berteknologi hybrid car, according to the organization that is very dangerous because there is not over. "The tradition, on the blind or hearing indra feeler to see the environment around the place itself is located. Including a position to do penyebrangan, "said Excecutive Director of the organization of the blind, Melanie Brunson.
Well, if insting already set the exact position menyebrang, Melanie go, the next tunanetra hear sound machine to ensure that the direction came with the car and the distance itself. "From there they (tunanetra) then decided to menyebrang with slow or fast," added Melanie.
Without assistance sound car, ready to risk an accident experienced a tunanetra. "Now, imagine if you are experiencing such a (blind) and the road with the help of a stick, certainly take many years to the road well," Dr firm. Ron Millman, the organization's PR person is blind.
Can be a blind menyebrang in the crowd lalulintas. "All vehicles stopped visible. Penyebrang suddenly heard the car brake hard and hybrid cars are already several inches in front of you. What happened, clearly in panic. So there is the cry, the road continues, but penyebrang not have to know where to panic because earlier will make himself forget the directions, "say Dr. Karen Gourgey, one of the management of the organization is blind.
Beyond a doubt, the struggle with this organization to protect the lawyers tunanetra bear results. Last week, they hold a meeting with the safety of driving on the road in the United States (U.S. Federal Highway Traffic Safety Administration). Basically, they're cars to be more hybrid technology. At least, there is signaling that appear out of the vehicle.
source www.kompas.com