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"blinded from behind at night". I don't drive much, but every car I have ever driven (50 years with a driver's license) has had a little toggle on the rear-vie
by cafard 4y ago
"blinded from behind at night".
I don't drive much, but every car I have ever driven (50 years with a driver's license) has had a little toggle on the rear-view mirror to put it into night-time mode. Is that insufficient?
- mikrotikker 4y agoSome people just love complaining cos they have so little going on in their life.
- stopping 4y agoIt's actually the side mirrors which are the problem. I tend to glance at them frequently to maintain situational awareness, but that good habit is punished when a vehicle with elevated lights simply hovers in the lane next to you. Many times I have to actively adjust the mirror to a useless position just to keep from accidentally blinding myself.