hate all of that. I've even talked to cops about
that and the consensus is that it's a judgment
call. If you have nothing better to do and they
are way too bright then they may give them a
warning. They get a ticket only if stopped for
something else.
Mg
Allan Streib via Mercedes wrote:
Dan Penoff via Mercedes <mercedes@okiebenz.com> writes:
I just wonder how many people are driving around here with their Hella
conversion headlights and blinding oncoming drivers….
With modern high-intensity/LED headlights does it really matter? I find
night driving very difficult with all the piercing, blue-tinged
headlights right in your eyes or mirrors. The glare is like nothing I've
ever seen with regular incandescent headlights.
Are there even DOT regulations on headlights anymore? Seems like
anything goes, the brighter the better.
Allan
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