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I never see anyone being bothered by them at all. WTF. How on earth would you know whether drivers going in the opposite direction were being blinded by your l
by auctiontheory 13y ago
I never see anyone being bothered by them at all.
WTF. How on earth would you know whether drivers going in the opposite direction were being blinded by your lights?!
- fsckin 13y agoYou can see very clearly where the higher intensity area of the beam cuts off, and he probably doesn't get flashed by oncoming cars.
- StavrosK 13y agoIf only there were some sort of signal other drivers could make to indicate my beams were too high!
- smileysteve 13y agoXenon lights actually have a lower cutoff on the drivers side because the designers were aware of onlooking from the opposite direction (and on the left of the car in the U.S.)