A total of 32 new Omaha Police cruisers are now equipped with new technology designed to improve safety for officers on high-priority calls. The new device is called "the rumbler," and it's to work as ...

Although the Rumbler, conceived and sold by Federal Signal, has been helping cops grab the attention of citizens for a few months, its shock waves are just now getting the publicity they demand. The ...

Getting a driver's attention today can be nearly impossible. Loud music, cell phones, fans blowing and maybe even children bickering in the backseat distract today's drivers. With the Rumbler ...

San Francisco police officer Rich Lee vividly remembers the first time he tested the Rumbler in real traffic conditions. It was a day when the manufacturer, Federal Signal, was in town to show off the ...

After a successful pilot program, the NYPD is adding a new siren called The Rumbler to over 150 patrol cars; this bad boy blasts a palpable sound wave that can be felt up to 200 feet away. According ...

FORISTELL • Police Chief Douglas Johnson pushed a button on the police cruiser's console and a sound like a tornado siren starting up pulsed from the car. Called the "Rumbler," the police siren is ...

In a move sure to please more than a few motorists, police in Tulsa, OK are testing new sirens on their patrol cars with a tone low enough to send vibrations through targeted vehicles and their ...

Omaha Police Detective Justin Smith, who serves on the department's safety committee, answers questions after demonstrating the Rumbler on Wednesday. Omaha Police Detective Justin Smith shows off a ...

While hearing a normal police siren coming after you is scary enough for most people, the folks behind The Rumbler want to make it impossible for you to run away due to your pants quickly filling with ...

Nowadays lights and sirens aren’t enough to get people to pull over. To remedy the problem Milwaukee Police are adding some new sirens to their police cars. It’s a siren you don’t just see, and hear, ...

Oh good—because police sirens just aren't loud enough, now more cops will be able to blast the "whooping vibration-siren system" called The Rumbler when they're racing to the scene of a Dunkin' Donuts ...