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Of course they do. Your ability to see the high tips of light (not a great phrasing, can't think of a better wording) from something around the corner is predi
by Ntrails 7y ago
Of course they do. Your ability to see the high tips of light (not a great phrasing, can't think of a better wording) from something around the corner is predicated on it being dark up there. If your own lights are on high, then it isn't and you simply cannot distinguish as early (and this especially applies if the other driver has dipped lights).
- chrisseaton 7y agoI can’t really follow your argument. You can’t see people coming when there is more light? So in your mind visibility is worst in full daylight?
- OkGoDoIt 7y agoI think the parents is saying it’s harder to see an oncoming car’s headlights if the entire scene is lit more brightly.