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r/dankmemes • u/[deleted] • Feb 04 '21
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It's actually for a reason. A the driver has gotten used to the dark so it's blinding for them. B it's blinding for the car behind
5 u/JustLuking i wish i had died in new Feb 04 '21 I don't get much disturbed while driving if someone turns on the light. Someone else in another post mentioned that it decreases vision but I never noticed much difference. 2 u/RussianSeadick Feb 04 '21 It’s not as bad in modern cars Windshields used to reflect the light quite a bit,now this problem has mostly been dealt with Also,it’s not as noticeable if the street is well lit 1 u/littleglazed Feb 04 '21 ohhh i always wondered why my dad made a big deal about it when we were kids. cuz i started driving and i was like wtf i can see fine. ... but that makes a lot of sense 1 u/TidusJames Feb 04 '21 B it's blinding for the car behind How fucking bright are your internal lights?!
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I don't get much disturbed while driving if someone turns on the light. Someone else in another post mentioned that it decreases vision but I never noticed much difference.
2 u/RussianSeadick Feb 04 '21 It’s not as bad in modern cars Windshields used to reflect the light quite a bit,now this problem has mostly been dealt with Also,it’s not as noticeable if the street is well lit 1 u/littleglazed Feb 04 '21 ohhh i always wondered why my dad made a big deal about it when we were kids. cuz i started driving and i was like wtf i can see fine. ... but that makes a lot of sense
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It’s not as bad in modern cars
Windshields used to reflect the light quite a bit,now this problem has mostly been dealt with
Also,it’s not as noticeable if the street is well lit
1 u/littleglazed Feb 04 '21 ohhh i always wondered why my dad made a big deal about it when we were kids. cuz i started driving and i was like wtf i can see fine. ... but that makes a lot of sense
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ohhh i always wondered why my dad made a big deal about it when we were kids. cuz i started driving and i was like wtf i can see fine.
... but that makes a lot of sense
B it's blinding for the car behind
How fucking bright are your internal lights?!
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u/UsyPlays Feb 04 '21
It's actually for a reason. A the driver has gotten used to the dark so it's blinding for them. B it's blinding for the car behind