I feel like this completely counters the part where manufacturers are trying to make vehicles more visible with better lighting, etc. by pretending the vehicle

I feel like this completely counters the part where manufacturers are trying to make vehicles more visible with better lighting, etc. by pretending the vehicle is see-through. In ideal conditions, it wouldn't be a problem to a driver that has decent vision, but in stormy weather for example I'm not sure I would want this in front of me.