Posted by Old Roy on August 29, 2009 at 18:30:54 from (174.130.26.218):
For the last few years some of the newer cars and trucks have eye destructing head lights.
I'm talking about those blue tinted landing lights that should be put on a locomotive.
I understand a yellowish pinkish light is sodium vapor, blue lights are mercury vapor. [all but illegal because of the mercury content.]
These blue lights are a hazard even on low beam. there seems to be a distance that it don't matter because it makes your eyes feel like you just got your picture took in a dark room at close range. all you can see is two black spots surrounded by the true scenery.
They must have deemed the green lights dangerous they had out at first cause they did the same thing. Ralph Nader Where are you ???
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