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On many cars, the beam of the DRLs are more offensive to oncoming drivers when used at night. Properly repairing your car might make it less distracting/infuri
by sokoloff 11mo ago
On many cars, the beam of the DRLs are more offensive to oncoming drivers when used at night.
Properly repairing your car might make it less distracting/infuriating.
- saltcured 11mo agoYeah, the DRL lamps are omnidirectional while proper headlights are much more directional. Typically the DRL lamps switch off or go to a dimmer setting when the headlights are on. That omnidirectional nature makes them pure glare at night.
- LoganDark 11mo agoMy vehicle does not dim the DRLs with the beams on. The brightness of the DRLs is also inoffensive enough that I don't think they're worse than the beams at all. They're also essentially evenly-lit light bars, and not point sources like the beams, which further helps.