Brought to you by driving five and a half hours last night
I think those stupid blue headlights should be banned.
Now, if they're supposed to be energy-saving or whatever that's fine and good for them and all, but there's a single major problem that offsets pretty much all the benefits they could possibly have.
Namely, they're too bright.
Maybe being brighter is a selling point for them, except that, uh, guys? There's a REASON why car headlights have two settings in the first place, and why you're NOT supposed to use the higher one when there's other traffic around. Namely, when it's brighter, the lights are blinding to other drivers. And if a car's headlights on their normal setting is almost as bright as normal headlights on the bright setting, then I think that there just maybe might be an issue here.
Really, go ahead and make flourescent headlights all you like, just don't make them so absurdly BRIGHT.
Now, if they're supposed to be energy-saving or whatever that's fine and good for them and all, but there's a single major problem that offsets pretty much all the benefits they could possibly have.
Namely, they're too bright.
Maybe being brighter is a selling point for them, except that, uh, guys? There's a REASON why car headlights have two settings in the first place, and why you're NOT supposed to use the higher one when there's other traffic around. Namely, when it's brighter, the lights are blinding to other drivers. And if a car's headlights on their normal setting is almost as bright as normal headlights on the bright setting, then I think that there just maybe might be an issue here.
Really, go ahead and make flourescent headlights all you like, just don't make them so absurdly BRIGHT.