@@laramadden7899 no it isn't, the change in the amount of deaths will probably be 0. Other cities I've been too that are much busier do not have this demonic noise on their buses.
This is absurd. Finally we have technology to make streets less noisy and now they make these stupid sounds. They should transmit sound that normal people can't hear, while blind people should carry a receiver so they can hear it.
Of all the sounds to choose, they somehow chose the worse one that sounds nowhere near like a vehicle or something that can register to a human that something is approaching
@@rongaming0617 that sound they have introduced is polluting the air, imagine hearing that coming down your road If i was blind id walk away from it not towards it
It's nice what Zelig did. but the pitch increasing as the bus goes faster or decreasing as it goes slower, it's a bit more creepy compared to the original sound I heard from a video on Zelig's TH-cam Channel.
IMO such an insane and poorly thought out idea. Most people will benefit from a reduction in noise pollution, quieter roads are better - especially when people are trying to sleep who live next to night bus routes. Many blind people have superb heightened audio receptiveness - the blind person at my work knew Who was coming just from the noise their shoes made on the carpet, so there is no need to add extra sounds? I don’t think the single blind man interviewed represented the target group very well at all. If it is such a problem, radar and sonar technology worn by a blind person would be able to indicate objects approaching regardless of whether it’s an electric bus or a bike or runner. Tube trains are also electric but they don’t need speakers installing on the front of them? Buses are just as noisy with all the brakes and gears. Why wasn’t the problem of speeding noiseless bicycles addressed first?
Why does the speaker placement creep me out? Also the Stationary sound doesn't sound bad but the one in movement sounds like ghosts roaming around. The Higer buses in Sofia, Bulgaria use a bell sound.
@@FM60260 Because electric cars are silent. The motor makes no noise because it is electric. There is no frequency! You always comment about how you want old buses stockpiling too it's annoying
@SquareGB Roblox 2000Hz is audible, human hearing typically ranges from 20Hz to around 17000Hz depending on age. The top C on an unshifted (8' pipe rank) 61 note keyboard is 2093Hz.
@@falsemcnuggethopeI like the sound of the old MCW Metrobus from the '80s...very distinctive. The RM buses from the '50s have their fans as well. Both of which are more uplifting than...this. Yet *_AGAIN,_* something has been created to be insidiously detrimental to EVERYONE around it. Yet again. It's impossible to feel happy with that droning noise. That sound would've cost hundreds of thousands of pounds to develop, test, research, and implement - yet after ALL that, they made JUST sure, that it would cause people to feel unhappy. They were JUST sure of that so long as visually impaired people who crossed the road incorrectly were aware of the approaching bus. F*ckers.
@Chiltern Sam Did you not hear that ALL electric vehicles will have this ? So you wont hear one beeping sound, but dozens, it will be terrible. People who have apartments next to street will be driven mad by this. Quiet electric vehicles could have finally brought them some peace.
@@antoniorsoftwareI think that sound has been DELIBERATELY created to take peoples' sense of happiness away from them very subtly. They might've been feeling uplifted, but then this thing comes along to drag it away from inside them. I've just woken up from a dream where this sound was playing (the sound actually morphed into Chris De Burgh's song "Lady In Red" whilst the characters in my dream changed into graphite pencilled caricatures of innocent bug eyed street urchins). I'd heard that sound several times from buses yesterday and it's had a subtle effect on me - I'm really struggling to feel happy. I'm ALWAYS right about these sorts of things, and completely see the eventual outcome of what they'll do to people - they'll behave oddly when it bites deep into the brain. And as usual, they'll use plausible deniability to get away with using... this. As usual. And then do something *_else_* to reinforce what they've been doing already. Remember this comment.
When something is made "inclusive" usually it's something ruined. A quiet motor is preferable to a noisy engine. So let's ruin that with a weird noise. People can adapt to quiet motor traffic.
@@Paul-hu7xxthat's called *PLAUSIBLE DENIABILITY!!!!* 😠😠😠😠 "Oh but *_blind_* people can't tell it's coming!"... And? AND.......??? Go on - say the rest of what your mind is telling you then. We're waiting (quite irritated) with baited breath!!! 😡
Electric busses are too quiet. I was almost kit by an electric bus mutiple times. I can see and still they got me by surprise!!! They are big busses quiet and deadly dangerous... It is insane how people allow this big busses to kill people by being silent and deadly :(
That sound is too annoying, too high pitched, that will drive me insane, blind people should just have disability workers & taxi’s drive them around, then we won’t need that annoying sound shit.
This is a creepy sound very demonic it gives me goosebumps
Ikr
They are a bit creepy but my local bus route 174 has that noise so im used to it
@@rowland8950 lol yh the 174, you go drapers by any chance? if ur my age i mean
Same and 173 and 198 aswell
@@joanamonteiro3014 where? In Ireland?
Sound a bit creepy ngl 😂
It’s good though because it helps people to keep safe
@@laramadden7899 I AGERE WITH U
@@laramadden7899 no it isn't, the change in the amount of deaths will probably be 0. Other cities I've been too that are much busier do not have this demonic noise on their buses.
It may be creepy, but it’s very handy to warn pedestrians of their presence, not just normal pedestrians, blind pedestrians.
Frrrrr
They need to make this louder because even on most electric buses and hybrids i dont hear it unless im inside the bus
It’s a warning dosent appear mich
How about giving them. AN ENGINE SOUND instead of making every street like ghosts are walking up and down them.
true or a sci fi spaceship sound without the beeping
Sounds creepy💀
Yuck, that would sound like an unhealthy and dangerous car!
@@falsemcnuggethopeyuck this noise sounds like everyone is going to die
@Magic-s1f hahaha ok
Can they dump the sound so I can sample it? Just heard this and tried to audio record it , EQ just loses the little nuances
Sounds a bit like the mac start up sound with the synth
No that sounds scary to me 😂
Yh the macintosh
This is absurd. Finally we have technology to make streets less noisy and now they make these stupid sounds. They should transmit sound that normal people can't hear, while blind people should carry a receiver so they can hear it.
How bout u shut ur trap
Of all the sounds to choose, they somehow chose the worse one that sounds nowhere near like a vehicle or something that can register to a human that something is approaching
It sounds horrible!
ikr.
I agree
ok?
it sounds nice tbh
@@yesmaam5000 yeah i agree i
1:14 that is so right
I love the sound effects of it
I'm gonna hear that on the 184😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I will soon hear that when I go to London for the first time
I’m now going to hear it on the 484 🤣🤣🤣
Omg same. My local route
@@GoofyahhOhiobot_2.0 the new e400evs
@@english_trains_buses92 well...
The noise is kind of relaxing
That sounds like a demonic beast taking over a spaceship in space at the end of the world.
Give them a sound of those older Mercedes buses with the ZF whine
The ZF whine is a High pitch whooshing sound
Add a normal diesel engine sound. This sound is hideous!
It kinda sounds like the Apple Mac startup when it stops.
lol yeah underrated comment
Why is it so creepy!? Why don’t they just make it sound like an engine
Noise pollution
@@rongaming0617 that sound they have introduced is polluting the air, imagine hearing that coming down your road
If i was blind id walk away from it not towards it
@@robinsbusvideos That's the point. For blind people to walk away from it so they dont get run over 😂
It is. I was saying avoid it at all costs lol.
didn't read my comment right I see
Idea: The buses play a different tune depending on whatever route it's on (Each route has a different tune)
I heard one when I was in Staines. It sounded like it was going RON RON RON RON RON RON RON RON!
It's nice what Zelig did. but the pitch increasing as the bus goes faster or decreasing as it goes slower, it's a bit more creepy compared to the original sound I heard from a video on Zelig's TH-cam Channel.
I think it's because of the type of speakers they chose for the bus. They look pretty cheap.
it sounds like an electric dog wailing but it sounds nice
To be honest its oddly calming 😅
they did bro dirty
They sound nice lol
IMO such an insane and poorly thought out idea. Most people will benefit from a reduction in noise pollution, quieter roads are better - especially when people are trying to sleep who live next to night bus routes. Many blind people have superb heightened audio receptiveness - the blind person at my work knew Who was coming just from the noise their shoes made on the carpet, so there is no need to add extra sounds? I don’t think the single blind man interviewed represented the target group very well at all. If it is such a problem, radar and sonar technology worn by a blind person would be able to indicate objects approaching regardless of whether it’s an electric bus or a bike or runner. Tube trains are also electric but they don’t need speakers installing on the front of them? Buses are just as noisy with all the brakes and gears. Why wasn’t the problem of speeding noiseless bicycles addressed first?
BYDK8SR has the loudest electric engine ever. Without any official noice
the beeping makes it sound wierd should just be a futuristic spaceship sound
That speakers are sick
The new MMCs we have on the 202 have it too
Yep
those r hybrid though
Glasgow have it on the new 200MMC K9 and the Yutong E12
@@CookieCftIt still has it as it can go into electric mode.
Sounds like a ghost coming my way
Why does the speaker placement creep me out? Also the Stationary sound doesn't sound bad but the one in movement sounds like ghosts roaming around. The Higer buses in Sofia, Bulgaria use a bell sound.
satisfying
W15 makes that sound a lot
Sometimes you see news which makes you have to check it's not 1st April
0:56 i often here these much but not louder but the beacon layer has some Petrifying sounds but its not scary for me
I love it 😍
Horrible noise... I LOVE IT! 😁
It kind of sounds like an ice cream van
thought this was a zombie movie at first
Nice
Honda RC 166 sound 😊
Why not just change the inverter frequency to an audible range like the earlier VFD's had, somewhere around 2000Hz
There you are yet again talking absolute rubbish about stuff you know absolutely nothing about to make green technology look bad
@@evelynanderson7955 The inverter would be audible in that range rather than 20,000Hz, how is that talking rubbish?
@@FM60260 Because electric cars are silent. The motor makes no noise because it is electric. There is no frequency! You always comment about how you want old buses stockpiling too it's annoying
@SquareGB Roblox 2000Hz is audible, human hearing typically ranges from 20Hz to around 17000Hz depending on age. The top C on an unshifted (8' pipe rank) 61 note keyboard is 2093Hz.
Absolutely GHASTLY!
Actually the door closing chime sounds exactly like singapore buses
Why can't it just be an engine sound of a bus and not the sound of the ice cream van from hell
Zeligs vision
No one likes how old buses sound
@@falsemcnuggethopeyou are 1 years old
@@falsemcnuggethopeI like the sound of the old MCW Metrobus from the '80s...very distinctive.
The RM buses from the '50s have their fans as well.
Both of which are more uplifting than...this.
Yet *_AGAIN,_* something has been created to be insidiously detrimental to EVERYONE around it.
Yet again.
It's impossible to feel happy with that droning noise.
That sound would've cost hundreds of thousands of pounds to develop, test, research, and implement - yet after ALL that, they made JUST sure, that it would cause people to feel unhappy.
They were JUST sure of that so long as visually impaired people who crossed the road incorrectly were aware of the approaching bus.
F*ckers.
Why not make it play the sound of a bus engine?
That is a good idea
Chiltern Sam true
Chiltern Sam I totally agree with you on that point
What Engine Though? Euro 6?
Buses sound different to each other though
0:49 right😊
I heard it on the 197
Did you know do you know that first Leeds yutong E10 have the sound but it's Quieter
I heard it on 94
glad they didnt do this
Happy new year 2021
Make it at least make it sound like an engine
@Chiltern Sam Did you not hear that ALL electric vehicles will have this ? So you wont hear one beeping sound, but dozens, it will be terrible. People who have apartments next to street will be driven mad by this. Quiet electric vehicles could have finally brought them some peace.
Engine sound is too ugly
@@falsemcnuggethope You are 3 years old.
@@antoniorsoftwareI think that sound has been DELIBERATELY created to take peoples' sense of happiness away from them very subtly.
They might've been feeling uplifted, but then this thing comes along to drag it away from inside them.
I've just woken up from a dream where this sound was playing (the sound actually morphed into Chris De Burgh's song "Lady In Red" whilst the characters in my dream changed into graphite pencilled caricatures of innocent bug eyed street urchins).
I'd heard that sound several times from buses yesterday and it's had a subtle effect on me - I'm really struggling to feel happy.
I'm ALWAYS right about these sorts of things, and completely see the eventual outcome of what they'll do to people - they'll behave oddly when it bites deep into the brain.
And as usual, they'll use plausible deniability to get away with using... this. As usual.
And then do something *_else_* to reinforce what they've been doing already.
Remember this comment.
That sound is bad. Make it sound cool
When something is made "inclusive" usually it's something ruined. A quiet motor is preferable to a noisy engine. So let's ruin that with a weird noise. People can adapt to quiet motor traffic.
Blind people cant
@@Paul-hu7xxthat's called *PLAUSIBLE DENIABILITY!!!!* 😠😠😠😠
"Oh but *_blind_* people can't tell it's coming!"...
And?
AND.......???
Go on - say the rest of what your mind is telling you then. We're waiting (quite irritated) with baited breath!!! 😡
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Enviro 200 EV
It's not even that loud, it's.much quieter irl
On TTs metrodeckers it’s way louder.
Thats an E200 EV
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What do u mean it worked out for everyone
0:47
Electric busses are too quiet.
I was almost kit by an electric bus mutiple times.
I can see and still they got me by surprise!!!
They are big busses quiet and deadly dangerous... It is insane how people allow this big busses to kill people by being silent and deadly :(
There needs to be something for people to see if case if they don’t hear it or they are deaf
There won't be any sound when the bus isn't there
A truly horrible sound. If you want to hear an electric car sound that is truly sublime, listen to the Porsche Taycan Turbo. The Germans nailed it.
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Why not just give it an engine noise
Am engine sound doesn’t sound right on an ev bus to me.
That sound is too annoying, too high pitched, that will drive me insane, blind people should just have disability workers & taxi’s drive them around, then we won’t need that annoying sound shit.
That is a step backwards
How would you feel if you were forced to stay home unless someone is taking you somewhere?
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