I would hate this as a city dweller. Not being able to see what's 100m ahead of me, akin to driving on remote highways (with car lighting only illuminating thei

I would hate this as a city dweller. Not being able to see what's 100m ahead of me, akin to driving on remote highways (with car lighting only illuminating their immediate surroundings), sounds depressing. In very dense areas, there's usually always some light from a nearby business that's on, but in other parts of cities streetlights throughout are very beneficial. For example, a lot of them help light up signs to assist pedestrians with navigation. Others indicate the existence of smaller side streets that wouldn't be visible until a pedestrian reached them. Yet others help to identify tram or bus lines, which can very useful for pedestrians.