Fog lights on w/ High Beams, New GM trucks
Works just like on the last couple gen trucks. New 2020 Silverado Will see how much it helps. Last Chebby, 2016 model, it was night and day difference (pun intended, lol). Well not quite, but...
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BenK wrote:
If you are trying to merge and see a vehicle driver looking/staring at you...careful, they will subconsciously match your speed to create a problem.
Meaning that when driving fast and you've lit up the near ground, you'll focus there
(where you haven't enough reaction time) instead of farther down the road where you do have enough reaction time
its more the subconcious acts of the deer I am worried about ;) with normal high beams they freeze when the light hits them, then they think it has gone by and they jump across the road, only to find that it was the space inbtween where the high beams light and the car. with the driving lights (what you are calling fog lights, but there not yellow but simular patterens ) are on in conjunction the area the deer is hiding remains constantly lit so they tend not to move unitll the car goes buy. I drive 60 miles each way to work and back through deer country and since I did this I hardly ever see them.
Steve
