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The "sweesh sweesh" sound of speeding cars often signifies a quick movement and urgency, creating a perception of speed and adrenaline. This auditory cue can evoke feelings of excitement or anxiety in pedestrians and nearby individuals. Additionally, it can contribute to noise pollution in urban environments, affecting overall quality of life and potentially leading to stress or discomfort for residents.
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What is the word Race cars are blank around the racetrack?
Speeding
How many people are injured by speeding cars?
No one is injured by a speeding car unless they're hit by them...
What is a multinova camera uesed for?
to catch cars if they are speeding
What do i watch for if i bumped my head in car accident?
Watch for speeding cars.
Do Red cars get more speeding tickets?
There isn't conclusive evidence that red cars get more speeding tickets. Factors such as driver behavior, location, and enforcement practices play a bigger role in receiving speeding tickets than the color of the car.
Who sang the song Speeding Cars?
The song Speeding Cars was sung by Imogen Heap. It was released in 2007 as part of a re-release of her hit song Goodnight and Go. The album was also released on a 7" vinyl.
How many people are killed each year in cars in the us due to speeding?
No one has ever been killed strictly from speeding alone
If a speeding traffic ticket is dismissed does it still effect your insurance?
No it does not.
Which effect is employed in the instrument used by the police to defect the over speeding of vehicles?
Doppler effect
Which effect is employed in instrument used by police to detect over speeding of vehicle?
Doppler effect
Why do police officers drive in cars?
Police officers drive in cars because they need to catch people who are speeding and to get to an emergency quickly.
What year did Imogen Heap release Speeding Cars?
Imogen Heap released Speeding Cars in 2006. The song is from Goodnight and Go's single. Imogen Heap also released another album "Ellipse" as well as the album "Speak for Yourself."
