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That's what night-vision-friendly red lights are for. If you're using bright whites so others can see you, you're using the wrong tool for the job and endangeri
by notacoward 9y ago
That's what night-vision-friendly red lights are for. If you're using bright whites so others can see you, you're using the wrong tool for the job and endangering others in the process.
- Filligree 9y agoNobody expects a red light to be coming towards them.
- setr 9y agoSure you do, in the inverse form of a braking slower car in front of you; its relatively the same thing either way, direction doesn't really matter. and when its a sudden change, it really feels like the ahead car is coming to you And ofc bike-red lights dont look anything like car red lights, so the association doesnt really matter outside of teaching, and presumably quickly picked up even on first-time encounter on the road
- _Wintermute 9y agoDon't know where you are, but here it's a legal requirement to have a white (front) and red (rear) light on a bicycle after dark.