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16/07/2025 10:20 am
Wouldn't it be nice to just once be able to do this to some driver with a jacked up 4x4 with fog lights?
16/07/2025 10:28 am
Just pray that once you 'hit 'em with it' that they don't "Go Towards The Light!"
16/07/2025 12:21 pm
LSS: Years ago, when headlight angles could be adjusted with just a few screws, I'd set them just a bit high ensuring that drivers would become annoyed, move out of my way allowing me pass.
For those that didn't (thinking my brights were already on ) I'd then hit my brights and freak them out! Yes, I was (is ) an ***hole.
Today, of course, the joke's on me. EVERY car has HID "bright blues" that can serve as X-rays! 😬 😬 😬
16/07/2025 12:48 pm
I really love Cadillac's Intellibeam that initiates hi-beams when needed but dims them far faster than I ever could!
16/07/2025 1:10 pm
"I really love Cadillac's Intellibeam that initiates hi-beams when needed...."
I don't. I like to be in control - often they go on when I really don't need them.
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16/07/2025 1:22 pm
I understand that. For me, though, I could use them coming on, sometimes, before they actually do. At my age, nighttime driving is too dark! HA!"I really love Cadillac's Intellibeam that initiates hi-beams when needed...."
I don't. I like to be in control - often they go on when I really don't need them.
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