Was that a chair-keyboard interface problem?

I use my high beams so I can see the little white crosses in front of peoples houses at night too. :D

Because idiot dog walkers insist on roadway walks wearing dark clothing!

Walkers should have light colored clothing and a light too, when dark. I drive at half speed in my cart when it's still dark.

I keep my fog lights on all the time. It’s not hurting anyone and I feel safer having that little bit of extra light.

I don’t understand your question.

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Better than no lights

Fixed it for you...

We were coming home last week and as we turned the corner I passed two people walking, wearing all black, no reflectors (no even on their sneakers), without a dog in sight...

Luckily for them, they were on the other side of the street, because I didn't see them until I was already passing them...

Irish - Are you making a racist comment?

So, not in UK. With way the drive over there 70 year old should be driving.

1. Not everyone with light issues has cataracts.
2. Not everyone with cataracts is on Medicare.

I have to squint when I drive in the dark. My doctor said I have the beginnings of cataracts but by the time they're bad enough to need something done about them I'll probably be dead from old age already. Slow-degenerating, could be up to 20 years or more before they're that bad. Remember I'm also only 60, so still "young" comparatively speaking.

The reason I have to squint isn't because of the cataracts at all. It's because I have astigmatism. My glasses correct it, but at night, edges are less clear - my golf cart window isn't perfectly straight or made out of glass, so there's a little bit of "warpage" going on that distorts vision. If someone else is driving toward me with THEIR lights on - highbeams or normal, it distorts it even more.

Squinting usually solves the problem, it allows me to focus on a spot in front of me on the road while still being able to see the surroundings (in case someone is crossing the road from the side, or the green light up ahead turning yellow, etc.)

Spatial awareness is reduced in the dark even if you have perfect vision.

I think some people are just flat out inconsiderate. You can drive with your high-beams on, until you see the lights of someone else coming toward you. Then you shut them off and keep them off til you pass each other. Whether or not it's law, it's being a civilized human being.

Due to no standard headlight height trucks (especially fords) The headlights are at roof top level with most cars, so yes trucks shine brighter cause they are higher.

Purpose? You are so fascinated with dog poop you’re seeing things:)

If your part of the problem then maybe you should got off the road.