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Surely then we could use blue-white LEDs on highways an in commercial areas where most of the driving time is spent and warmer colors in residential areas that
by cauterized 10y ago
Surely then we could use blue-white LEDs on highways an in commercial areas where most of the driving time is spent and warmer colors in residential areas that are just the last minute or two of the drive and are where people are trying to sleep?
- mullingitover 10y agoThat seems like the right answer to me. I still think the streetlights make very little difference compared to the time that the average person spends looking at a screen, however. In my experience the only time I'm looking at streetlights are when I'm in a car, or walking to one. On the other hand I probably average three hours a night looking at a screen.
- cauterized 10y agoFor those of us who have LED streetlights right outside our bedroom windows, it makes an enormous difference relative to screens, most of which these days you can at least put into an after-sunset mode even if you don't just voluntarily turn them off. The streetlights are on all night and they don't have an off switch.