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Yes. The US has excellent national standards (low beams can be 15,000 to 20,000 candela per side), however nearly everything is administered by the states, and
by Hilift 2y ago
Yes. The US has excellent national standards (low beams can be 15,000 to 20,000 candela per side), however nearly everything is administered by the states, and only 14 of 50 states have annual safety inspections. It used to be most states, but it was hijacked and used as a racket to steal from customers. Accessory LED lighting (off road) is illegal, but only required to be covered on road in California and Pennsylvania. Additionally, the US also bumper height restrictions that are mostly ignored (except California). Many lifted SUVs and trucks are illegal. That means if your car is t-boned by a lifted SUV you could be struck in the head by the bumper.
- lnsru 2y agoThanks for detailed explanation. I wasn’t able to believe in YouTube videos, that many extremely tuned cars were legal in US. In Germany they would be immediately towed away as not roadworthy. The lifted trucks leave me always speechless. Why!?..
- xtiansimon 2y agoComic book lives? https://youtu.be/67aLDt1VJZI?t=116&si=5Cxyp-GT_i5DK-no https://youtu.be/67aLDt1VJZI?t=116&si=5Cxyp-GT_i5DK-no Who is making these cars and mods?
- mannykannot 2y agoYou may have noticed that the most fiercely-invoked right in the US these days is the one to be a full-on asshole.