Posted by GVSII on January 18, 2016 at 08:08:53 from (74.79.204.124):
In Reply to: driving at night posted by Mtractor on January 17, 2016 at 19:45:56:
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The headlights on the currant crop of vehicles are just too darn bright!Even when on low beam they'll about blind you.Just about all vehicles that have "driving lights",when on, will go off when high beams are selected.Thats how I tell if an oncoming car is on hi or lo beam.If the driving lights are off,I'll give a flash of my high beams.As was stated earlier look toward the right shoulder,it really helps.What also may help is turning on an interior or dome light.In aircraft they're called thunder storm lights.So the lightning doesn't blind you.
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