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> "hey, it's better than nothing". I tend to use my high beams more in scenarios where it would have been too annoying to turn them on and off, so it's net safe
by timeon 5y ago
> "hey, it's better than nothing". I tend to use my high beams more in scenarios where it would have been too annoying to turn them on and off, so it's net safer.
I wonder what are those scenarios? Shifting gears? Aren't drivers suppose to be more careful before shifting?
I'm just asking because at the moment I'm not sure If I can agree with "better than nothing". Putting assistant in to MS Office is one thing but cars?
- aetherspawn 5y agoWell it's a fully auto hybrid, but often times I won't use high beams on a semi busy rural road because it's too much bother to turn them on and off every minute or so. Especially if you're going around corners and things like that, and someone appears.. at least with the auto dimmer, you can just leave them on and yes, it's a bit over-sensitive, but it still correctly dims them immediately when it needs to. More importantly, I leave the high beams on rather than get irritated and just turn them off, hence it's net safer.