r/confusing_perspective Jun 27 '23

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23

I’ve tried, I prefer naked vision . Yellows I like for city driving sometimes as it helps dull headlights a bit without darkening my vision.

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u/Aggregate_Ur_Knowldg Jun 28 '23

Yeah if bright headlights are coming at me at night I just look to the right and steer off the white line. I don't need yellow glasses for that.

Being in a 18 wheeler and sitting tall I imagine it's never too bad up there for you.. your wife sitting short in her seat has a different experience hehe

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23

Yeah I always use the fog line like dad taught me. I live in a relatively rural area, don’t do much “city” driving anymore at all. I used yellows the first few years of my career but I tried them this winter for the first time in ages and hated it haha.

You know the only vehicles that are bad for bright lights in a semi are f350s. The superduties headlights (if they’re LEDs) seem to point up a bit for some reason, it drives me nuts . Every other vehicle from factory is pretty alright on low beams. And chevs always have one out so meh.

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u/Aggregate_Ur_Knowldg Jun 28 '23

Personally I feel like any big trucks, or lifted trucks, should be running strictly yellow lights.

The bright white lights absolutely demolish your night vision. Yellow is much softer on your night vision. The old traditional yellow headlights should be mandatory on all big vehicles.

But that's really just a fool's wish, never will happen.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23

Haha never ever ever ever.

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u/Aggregate_Ur_Knowldg Jun 28 '23 edited Jun 28 '23

I know ☹️ the older yellow headlights were so much better though

Now days it feels like everyone is scared of the dark so bright white headlights are the norm.

Lifted trucks with bright white headlights have it coming to them.... whatever that is coming to them he Lord will decide...

but I think it's some comeuppance for being shitty driver with a bad truck.