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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2017
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It seems lately that every time I drive at night, I see a motorist without their headlights on. Either that, or they only have those smaller fog light style ones turned on giving them the impression they do have their headlights on. I stopped flashing them with my hi beams a long time ago. It rarely works it seems, and just confuses them more. The cars my wife and I drive require the operator to manually turn the headlights on and off. An alarm sounds if you take the keys out with lights on, that's the extent of the technology. Do newer cars not turn lights off & on with sensors?
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Driving at night.
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