Do high beams make you angry?

[2002 Maxima SE]

Originally Posted by 1978elcamino
There is nothing more irritating to me than people driving around the city with their high beams on at night.

Am I the only one or are there others out there?


Not just that, I've noticed sometimes the reason for the high-beams is because the low-beams (one or both) are burned out. That is no reason to go to "auxiliary lights" aka the high-beams.

 

[4WD]

The other trend is to "upgrade" fog lights … and then have those on regardless of weather …
Even though they ride low … many are cheaply mounted with poor parallel or flat aim

 

[otis24]

I drive a school bus and take the same route, the same time, every day. On a rural road I encounter the same cars every day with their bright lights on. I dim mine first thinking that that might be a visual clue to the oncoming driver to dim their lights. Nope. I usually have to bright light them back before they get a clue. You would think that you would not want to blind the driver of a 13 ton vehicle that is headed in your direction. You just can't fix stupid. Not even when you try politely to school them every day. If I wouldn't get in trouble, I would activate my stop lights, get out of the bus and ask the driver "Just how stupid are you?".

 

[2002 Maxima SE]

Originally Posted by 4WD
The other trend is to "upgrade" fog lights … and then have those on regardless of weather …
Even though they ride low … many are cheaply mounted with poor parallel or flat aim


I'm seeing a few cases of LED light bars mounted across the grill or on a truck roof being used with headlights on the road.