Tulsa based EMSA cuts Ambulance Crashes in half!
Ambulance company outfits entire fleet with Whelen Howler sirens and after a year have cut their vehicles crashes in half.
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Dec 31, 2009 | 0 comments
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Howler Siren Vibrates Ground To Get Drivers’ Attention
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From The Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Northwest Arkansas Edition
New sirens shake ground to get drivers to pull over
BY JACOB QUINN SANDERS
Forced to share the road with newer vehicles that are engineered to cancel out road noise, and with drivers distracted by cell phones, iPods and bass pumping (sic)stereo systems, Little Rock police and firefighters are using a new kind of emergency siren that motorists can feel.
Dec 31, 2009 | 0 comments
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Oklahoma Debuts Ambulance Siren You Can Feel
By JUSTIN JUOZAPAVICIUS – Associated Press Writer – TULSA, Okla.
You’re in the car and you’ve got the radio cranked up insanely loud. Chances are, you’re not going to hear that ambulance siren wailing behind you.
Soon, even if you can’t hear it, you’ll be able to feel when an emergency vehicle is coming.
Oklahoma’s largest ambulance company will become the first ambulance service in the nation to outfit its entire fleet with new Howler sirens, designed to emit low-frequency tones that penetrate objects within 200 feet – such as cars – to alert drivers.
Nov 12, 2008 | 2 comments
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