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They are not there to stand out, they are there for you to see an object that exists specifically at a point x. Are you instead proposing the situation where ha
by heavenlyblue 8y ago
They are not there to stand out, they are there for you to see an object that exists specifically at a point x. Are you instead proposing the situation where half of the drivers are invisible and the other half is (probably) safe?
Just as much as you shouldn't be driving into a motorcycle you should probably not drive into a car.
All in all: you're saying is a horrible experience, but you're not giving any better solutions.
- icc97 8y agoNo you both dim your lights when there's an oncoming car.
- heavenlyblue 8y agoI don't think you understand what's being discussed here. Some countries force their car drivers to always have their lights on. The fact that some idiots think it's the same as driving with the high beams on all the time is absolutely different.