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This sounds like a failing of the system to not dip the high beams in the presence of sufficiently bright street lighting. I'm not sure how mandating matrix hea
by Kirby64 2y ago
This sounds like a failing of the system to not dip the high beams in the presence of sufficiently bright street lighting. I'm not sure how mandating matrix headlights be not used is the solution here.
My auto high beams don't come on at all during city driving that is reasonably well lit, since its detecting something to cause them to dip.
- sangnoir 2y ago> I'm not sure how mandating matrix headlights be not used is the solution here. That's not what I'm suggesting at all - matrix headlights absolutely should he used - clearly some drivers "need" them, I'm just identifying them as a kludge for asshole drivers who can't be bothered to flick a finger or thumb to dip their lights.
- Kirby64 2y agoAgain, how is it a kludge? If you want to argue standard 'auto' high beams are a kludge, then maybe... but matrix headlights are performing a function that is literally impossible by a driver. Having high beams still illuminate an area where no cars are is strictly better, especially on the proper locations where it should be used (poorly lit rural areas), and there is no way to do that without matrix headlights.