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If it was shining into my house I'd certainly be trying to get this done! My my complaint is more general: Some council boffin has decided that using ultra-bri
by Reason077 9y ago
If it was shining into my house I'd certainly be trying to get this done!
My my complaint is more general: Some council boffin has decided that using ultra-bright lights would improve safety, but actually they can have the opposite effect - by being blinding and dazzling to pedestrians, drivers and cyclists.
A redesign of the lighting units (perhaps with some kind of lens or diffuser) would probably help too, so that the light is diffused more and you aren't looking directly into the LED elements.