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I agree. But lights burning out happens, and it's far more dangerous on a bike than on a car -- because a car is likely to have other lights and otherwise be l
by cperciva 12y ago
I agree. But lights burning out happens, and it's far more dangerous on a bike than on a car -- because a car is likely to have other lights and otherwise be large enough to be easily visible anyway.
- belorn 12y agoDriving on the motorway without functional lights is extremely dangerous. Bikes can use the side-walk or stop when meeting traffic, but cars do not really have that option when dealing with broken down equipment. That said, the law is the law. You have to be visible in traffic. If the light burns out, then maybe its a bad idea to be out in traffic at night.