Tinted car windows.

[cavok]

How often do you find an oncoming bright light equipped vehicle keep on the brights anyway? Those are the ones that scare me. And night becomes day.

Almost all the time - and most will not dim their lights.

 

[Peterj]

And this is what we actually all want:

 

[windeguy]

[video=youtube;z02J_kPincA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z02J_kPincA[/video]

 

[Cdn_Gringo]

Road ready for the DR with the addition of a light bar or two...

 

[JD Jones]

How often do you find an oncoming bright light equipped vehicle keep on the brights anyway? Those are the ones that scare me. And night becomes day.

Rough guess I'd say about 75% of the time. That's OK, it gives me something to humor me on my way to work. :nervous:


By the way, that is the only time I use these lights. I installed them specifically for that purpose.

 

[Wishing you well]

By the way, that is the only time I use these lights. I installed them specifically for that purpose.

Pure genius!

 

[Derfish]

Almost all the time - and most will not dim their lights.

They don't seem to realize what the dimmer switch is or that they even have one.

 

[Cdn_Gringo]

They don't plan on replacing the bulb when it burns out so they want to get as much light out of it as they can while it is working.

 

[zoomzx11]

Almost all the time - and most will not dim their lights.

Maybe its time to upgrade to more powerful lights. It would seem that if the glares is really really painfully blinding then nearly everyone would want to end the burning and go lo beams. I remember when I was one of the few with really bright hi beams. Everyone dimmed their lights in response. A question of degrees. I will have to check the sales promotions under nuclear laser beam lights only for off road competition use.