>> As for a recent post about family not paying attention to warning=20
>> lights, that's an education issue, plus teaching the incentive of the=20
>> safety
>
>And if that doesn't work? Set up a klaxon horn on a one minute timer, to
>alert the driver to look at the indicators? That by itself could present
>a safety issue :)

"Um, Dad? The car is making a weird noise... At first we thought someone ha=
d
turned on the stereo 'cause we could hear it in the background through our
iPods, but the stereo was, like, off and it kept playing... It's like this
"whoop, whoop, whoop..." thing like a techo song, but there are no drums or
base line."

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On Thu, 02 Sep 2010 12:37:18 -0400, "Carl Denk" said:


Even with the best intentions and effort, those warning lights do not
get looked at.

And in all truth, I am satisfied that attention is paid to the hazards
on the road. The little lights on the dashboard can safely be ignored.

Best regards,

Bob

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