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Can we go back to NOT driving with our brights on. Please. I can’t see. I’m driving off vibes bc of yall.
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Anonymous 6d

I almost prefer staring into brights, versus those aftermarket 42-inch lightbars that are showing up pickup grilles

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Anonymous 6d

Petition to remove the headlight brightness score from the NHTSA manufacturer performance evaluation sheet.

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Anonymous 6d

Realize that Newer cars always have brighter lights regardless… I drive a 2025 Honda and ppl always think I have my brights on but the bulbs are just new and super bright

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Anonymous 6d

headlights are just that bright now unfortunately

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Anonymous 6d

new years resolution is to invent a ranged sledgehammer

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Anonymous 6d

You can flick your brights on then off real quick as a way to let the other driver know they need to turn their brights off If it’s a backroad or it’s really bad, even after I’ve signaled, I’ll honk. It endangers peoples’ lives

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Anonymous 5d

Instead of casting more and more photons downrange, hoping the bounce off non-retroreflective objects, any relying on human vision, why not follow the lead of self-driving cars and switching to night-vision, lidar/radar, and thermal sensors to present drivers with a multi-spectral display

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 6d
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Anonymous replying to -> #1 6d

We should reflect it back with mirrors fr

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 6d

okay, but some people still use their brights. even in a damn DRIVE THRU

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 6d

I would become a single issue voter for a president who promised to regulate ur fucking headlights

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 6d

They are too bright. It’s the manufacturers fault. But still blinding

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 6d

You can replace the bulbs with ones that are less bright, they’ll last longer too

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 6d

It rewards manufacturers for making brighter, bluer, lights

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 5d

you need to adjust your headlights properly lol, all new cars have projector housings that have an adjustable level

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Anonymous replying to -> #12 4d

That simply shouldn’t be a thing. I work in the automotive industry and people could not know any less about their vehicles, much less where their projector housing is or how to adjust it.

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Anonymous replying to -> #13 4d

well by law it should be adjusted correctly out of the factory, but clearly these weren’t

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4d

Invent it and I’ll buy it

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 4d

The ai-enhanced night vision in the video has existed since 2019, see AN/PSQ-42 Enhanced Night Vision Goggle-Binocular (ENVG-B), but it’s still classified

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4d

I can see why. That’s an incredible night vision. Perfect for almost anything

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