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I've seen some semi-trucks that have something like this (except it was simpler in that it was a straight light that would grow from the inside out), but do you
by duck 16y ago
I've seen some semi-trucks that have something like this (except it was simpler in that it was a straight light that would grow from the inside out), but do you really need them? If you just leave enough space in between you and the person in front you will never have a problem. Plus, it already is a pain to change out bulbs in some of these newer cars... I would hate for it to get harder (and more expensive).
- pedrokost 16y agoMany crashes are caused by the lack of such lights. And if such a system can be implemented at low cost (which it is), then why not use it? A saved life is worth more that the implementation cost. Maybe it can be at least partially be achieved with LED lights that last many years and don't break easily, if at all. Anyways I have the impression that the quality of light bulbs has increased a lot since the burst of the auto industry.
- J3L2404 16y agoIt could be implemented by only replacing the bulbs by using a bulb that registers g-force. I could go on but I have to get to a mailbox to send these certified letters to the big automakers ;)