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How is it when you pull up behind me in my hatchback at a red-light?

• _yb2s 2y ago
  From the factory, the high beam cutoff would still be below the bottom of your windows and mirrors, so it still wouldn't be bright to you at all. Since I did lift my vehicle for offroad use, if your vehicle is unusually low and I pulled right up on your bumper it could still shine bright inside (but still below the rearview mirror level)- but I am quite aware of this, and never pull forward enough that the cutoff rises above the bottom of the car window in front of me. This is also just a good driving technique for me as well, because it leaves me enough room to escape the lane or drive around you if I need to in an emergency, e.g. due to a disabled vehicle, etc.
  • michael1999 2y ago
    Nice. Then my only problem would be my side mirrors. They don't tilt or have a prism, so I'm boned there. But I can just move my head to the side until we get moving again.
  • MisterTea 2y ago
    > This is also just a good driving technique for me as well, because it leaves me enough room to escape the lane or drive around you if I need to in an emergency, e.g. due to a disabled vehicle, etc. We were taught this in high school drivers-ed.