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It's pretty strange that there's no regulation over the brightness or height/angle of car lights. Some are right in your face with the brightness of daylight no
by diogenescynic 3y ago
It's pretty strange that there's no regulation over the brightness or height/angle of car lights. Some are right in your face with the brightness of daylight now... It's a recipe for disaster.
- h2odragon 3y agoThe reflected light from a normal view driving down the road is enough light to blind the driver, some times. We've got this one curve, with lots of nice bright signs... more people have gone off it since they put those up than used to before the signs.
- whaleofatw2022 3y agoThere is for angle and minimum brightness, however enforcement is rare. I've only seen or heard of it comeing up twice. The first time, my ex wife got a 'fix it' ticket because the body shop replaced a headlight but angled it wronger than wrong. The second time, a coworker had a busted headlight cover, got a fix-it ticket, and replaced it with a gatorade bottle creatively ziptied. He did intimate that it took a couple tries to get it right (due to the form of repair, they tried to use as much of the statue as possible to deny it was fixed.)
- red-iron-pine 3y agothere are in some states, but rules vary and there is no federal / NTSB regs