I'm in the US so as as others pointed out it might be more of an issue here (due to higher vehicles - SUVs/trucks - taking over). As a side note, the crazy lig

I'm in the US so as as others pointed out it might be more of an issue here (due to higher vehicles - SUVs/trucks - taking over). As a side note, the crazy lights are bad for pedestrians as well: they're so bright you sometimes have to look away from incoming traffic (esp. if there's a hill involved, tilting the vehicles) and they make it harder to estimate distances (all you see are the lights, which you can't look at, and not the vehicle they're attached to).