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You mentioned an “inhibited” back up alarm - sounds like it was it a variation on a white noise alarm which are apparently safer than “beepers”: they are perceived to be louder and easier to localize.

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http://tomscott.com - @tomscott - Have you noticed? That reversing beeper you find on trucks has been replaced by a squelch of white noise. Today, standing o...

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