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crossdrilled wrote:I was driving a santa-fe ah night going down south and flash a man on the right to let me pass, as he was going really slow overtaking a garbage truck just after claxton bay, like at about 60. I did not know how bright them lights was until after i flash, then the lever bounce back and stick in the forward position for about three seconds. The man put up he middle finger in the air, and drove side by side with the truck till he reach Taruba doing 30-40 and mashing brakes occasionally, causing a massive jam. People does real over react sometimes.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:my high beams hardly ever come on - I dont use them, unless its a really dark road with no street lights at all, which is not very often. If someone approaching me with incorrectly installed HIDs or high beams I look slightly down and to the left - makes no sense to blind each other.
jovion wrote:Driving behind me with your Bright lights on is the worst, this seems to cause a headache[PERSEVERING FACE], and difficulty to see ahead also as the entire inside of the vehicle does light up.
jovion wrote:Driving behind me with your Bright lights on is the worst, this seems to cause a headache[PERSEVERING FACE], and difficulty to see ahead also as the entire inside of the vehicle does light up.
jovion wrote:Driving behind me with your Bright lights on is the worst, this seems to cause a headache[PERSEVERING FACE], and difficulty to see ahead also as the entire inside of the vehicle does light up.
desifemlove wrote:did the street have lights? i find peopel don't do this often in built up areas. but even so,yuh can slow down, ent?
desifemlove wrote:did the street have lights? i find peopel don't do this often in built up areas. but even so,yuh can slow down, ent?
HID's are not illegal. Many cars come with HID's from the factory however HID's should have projector lenses with cut offs so it illuminates the road and not blind drivers. People who install HIDs aftermarket often do not use projectors with cut offs and that is when they blind you or you think they have their bright lights on. HID's without proper cut offs should be illegal.bluefete wrote:HID's drivers are the worst. Especially those whose vehicles did not come originally with HIDs but took out their originals and installed HIDs.
BTW, aren't HID's illegal in T&T?
Trini Hookah wrote:desifemlove wrote:did the street have lights? i find peopel don't do this often in built up areas. but even so,yuh can slow down, ent?
If the vehicle behind, how is slowing down going to help?
Hook wrote:Trini Hookah wrote:desifemlove wrote:did the street have lights? i find peopel don't do this often in built up areas. but even so,yuh can slow down, ent?
If the vehicle behind, how is slowing down going to help?
I does indicate, slow down, and pull to the side to let them overtake.
I do the same thing with tailgaters.
nickie poo wrote:Fire some bullets at they front glass when they passin next to you....
Soochi boi wrote:Question. .. I drive a peugeot 206, my low beam has HID's but I can angle the bulb to face foward or towards the ground would say approximately 30 degree. Is this still considered "blinding the driver " ? Thanks
Hook wrote:Soochi boi wrote:Question. .. I drive a peugeot 206, my low beam has HID's but I can angle the bulb to face foward or towards the ground would say approximately 30 degree. Is this still considered "blinding the driver " ? Thanks
Find a quiet dead end road somewhere and try it out.
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