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The blame lies completely with the NHTSA. https://www.newsweek.com/nhtsa-roadblocking-headlight-technology-that-could-save-lives-1811354 https://www.newsweek.c

• martijnvds 2y ago
  Adaptive lighting isn't the best solution either. Here in the Netherlands there are lots of complaints from people on bicycles who get blinded by "adaptive" lights that don't adapt, or don't do so quickly enough, probably because they dont recognise the "profile" or shape of a bicycle. The problem is even worse when coming over a hill.
  • SAI_Peregrinus 2y ago
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  • MiguelX413 2y ago
    What's better?
• afiori 2y ago
  this sounds like the CGP Grey video about solving traffic whose solution* would completely eliminate pedestrian crossings. My rule of thumb is that f a solution is extremely comfortable for drivers then it is likely damaging to everybody else. * basically turning all cars in a coordinating mesh network
• Avshalom 2y ago
  ... or we could take the cheaper, less failure prone, simpler option of not using ridiculously bright, blue headlights.
  • kjs3 2y ago
    And miss a chance to blame the government for something? Perish the thought...