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I live in Montana where light pollution is minimal, so every time I drive home at night I have to use the Force several times and just clutch the wheel and hope
by sys32768 4y ago
I live in Montana where light pollution is minimal, so every time I drive home at night I have to use the Force several times and just clutch the wheel and hope I'm going straight while my eyes are scorched with LED headlights from trucks. I've noticed increasingly these also flicker in my peripheral vision as they pass, which is disorienting.
- buffington 4y agoWhen I learned to drive my instructor taught us a trick for when you're on a narrow road and are being blinded by oncoming headlights. In the US, most interstate highways, and often roads, will have a white line painted down the right side of the lane. Or you'll have barriers, or some other consistent delineator between road and not-road. You can often focus on that line when headlights approach and not lose your bearing even while being blinded. I've never forgotten that tip because it does work, and I use it almost every time I need to drive at night.
- sys32768 4y agoThat's a good idea for late spring and summer, but right now we're just snow, ice, or slush, driving by faith mostly.