Vic57
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- Granite City, IL
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- 2017 Explorer Limited
I don't know if there are any laws/rules, but it sure seems like there is an opportunity for a manufacturer to figure out a way to adjust the volume of the signal depending on various factors. Basically, if the vehicle is not moving or moving very slowly (i.e. in a turn lane at a light or in heavy, stop and go traffic) perhaps the sound can be reduced or silenced and then start back up once vehicle exceeds 5-10 mph. Same goes for people that leave their signals on too long - start making the sound louder and/or start disabling other functions (such as SYNC/phone/radio) until one turns off their signal and starts paying attention again.
I can't imagine this not being able to be done at little or no cost within the software/programming.
I like this idea, the downside is that it would give Ford an excuse to raise the price another $1500 or more.