Anonymous wrote:If you adjust your side mirrors, can you still see what you need to see with those mirrors?

You are responsible for not hitting what is in front of you. Indian rules.

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Anonymous wrote:My headlights are bright. Nothing I can do about it, it’s the car.

No one cares about your manufacturer installed lights. Manufacturers obey the law. It is allllllllll the cars with installed lights that are OBNOXIOUSLY bright.

People with those lights need to get a dose of their own medicine.

Incorrect. Manufactures ar installing bad lights that are cheaper and harmful to *people who are not the car buyer* that are legal because the regulations are obsolete.

I didn’t pick the lights they put in my car. But if I see reflective tape or any other nonsense, I’ll make sure to put my high beams on as I drive behind you. You sound like a lunatic, OP.

It's because the regulations were written before autos got taller and more focused in harsher frequencies.

https://www.wawanesa.com/us/blog/are-car-headlights-brighter-than-they-used-to-be

Reflective safety strips on your car are good.

Anonymous wrote:You can flip your rear view mirror so it still shows out the back bit blocks the light. All rearview mirrors have this feature.

Also, move out of the way. If you’re driving like a Grandma when I’m trying to get to work you are the problem..

There are idiots on the road with lights so bright they're blinding people a quarter mile away. Also, how tf do you get outta the way if they're coming towards you because the road has two way traffic. Or you at a red-light and the car behind is blasting the sun into you from behind.

I bet you have obnoxious headlights you installed. Usually it is low IQ people.

Anonymous wrote:My headlights are bright. Nothing I can do about it, it’s the car.

No one cares about your manufacturer installed lights. Manufacturers obey the law. It is allllllllll the cars with installed lights that are OBNOXIOUSLY bright.

People with those lights need to get a dose of their own medicine.

Anonymous wrote:What are you talking about? No one can control the brightness of their lights and most don't use high beams except when no one else is there on roads without lights.

You haven't driven around the DMV much. Morons driving around highways and main roads with high beams on is a PLAGUE around these parts. Just last night so many idiots were doing so because of the snow clouds.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can flip your rear view mirror so it still shows out the back bit blocks the light. All rearview mirrors have this feature.

Also, move out of the way. If you’re driving like a Grandma when I’m trying to get to work you are the problem..

You, Brandon, are the problem.

+1

If you adjust your side mirrors, can you still see what you need to see with those mirrors?

It’s always been an issue with the bigger vehicles. The new lights have made it exponentially worse. Actually dangerous for all drivers on some roads.

new lights blind you and can cause accidents. i absolutely hate those. literally can't see anything.

Anonymous wrote:You can flip your rear view mirror so it still shows out the back bit blocks the light. All rearview mirrors have this feature.

Also, move out of the way. If you’re driving like a Grandma when I’m trying to get to work you are the problem..

You, Brandon, are the problem.

What is the point of super bright light bars on trucks driving down the highway?
In the woods - I see the point. Driving to soccer practice..turn them off.

You can flip your rear view mirror so it still shows out the back bit blocks the light. All rearview mirrors have this feature.

Also, move out of the way. If you’re driving like a Grandma when I’m trying to get to work you are the problem..

I’ve noticed that car lights seem super bright now too. There’s nothing you can do about it. I drive a big car so I’m taller than most.