Headlights.. Daytime
My previous 2002 Ford F-250 had a feature that anytime the vehicle was on, the headlights were on..(Truck came from Canada).. My newer 2006 F-250 does not have this feature.. Does anyone know of an af...
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dodge guy wrote:
When someone is texting they aren't looking ahead, so headlights on are not going to help.
How can you not see a car coming at you. And if there was, the headlights are not the issue, the person in the car is.
Am I missing something about how the headlamps make a car visible to someone. If 2 cars hit head on, headlamps were not going to help at all. If you can't see a car 200 feet or even 100 feet in front of you (either way) then there is some other issue going on where headlamps or DRL's would not have been a factor. If you can't swerve at that distance then it's either distracted driving or a medical issue.
Headlights on are just a way to make you feel all safe and cozy in your vehicle, when in fact the accident will be unavoidable.
You obviously pay attention when you drive, for that I say THANK YOU. A large percentage of the other moron's out there aren't paying attention. They take a quick glance before they turn left or change lanes or pull out of a side street. Maybe having lights on will help. Motorcycles are required to have lights on for that exact reason.
Personally, I will spend the extra 10 cents per year to have my lights on. If all it does is make me feel warm and cozy inside... its worth it to me.
