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I sometimes drive a 3500 chevy van around that's as high as a pickup truck. Most of the vehicles which blind even me aren't trucks but modern cars with HID high
by MisterTea 7y ago
I sometimes drive a 3500 chevy van around that's as high as a pickup truck. Most of the vehicles which blind even me aren't trucks but modern cars with HID high beams on or aftermarket headlamps. And I even think its a thing to just drive around with HID high beams because fuck everyone else on the road. And most of those blinding cars seem to be owned by tuner knuckleheads and car culture wanna be's. Usually a modified BMW, VW, Merc or similar.
Of course I live in NYC and work out in Suffolk county on Long Island. So the type of vehicle blinding you varies by region and its local knuckle dragging car culture.
- auiya 7y agoYou know why they have to turn on their high beams when they're approaching you, right? :)
- kevin_thibedeau 7y agoThey aren't turning on high beam. Their dip beam is not aimed correctly.
- vladvasiliu 7y agoIn my experience this is often the case, confirmed by the fact that only one of the lights is blinding.
- MisterTea 7y agoRetrofits, yes. But that newer 201x BMW with the roof rack, body kit and euro plate illuminating the damn treetops along the highway at night is running with high beams on. It's just shitty car culture attention whoring.
- kevin_thibedeau 7y agoThose aren't permitted in the US... yet.