No hard feelings at all. Well, as long as you ain't got one of them
Boston accents! Seriously, I have noticed latlely that the fog lights on
late model Dak's/Dur's (?) are brighter than most peoples, but they
don't seem to bother my eyes as much as some dimmer ones do. I think
this has a lot to do w/ the fact that the lens is clear, the reflector
has the multi-surfaces on it. This is supposed to cut down on glare to
on-comming traffic significantly. Maybe it is my imagination, but it
actually seems true. Now, those people that carry around loads of dirt
at night, causing the low beams to be aimed directly at my eyes is
another story. Go ahead and shoot them. Uh, I mean there lights. I have
actually heard of a few people getting tickets for this. Thank God. Now
if I could just get the RV's out of the fast lane on I-35 life would be
perfect. Later.
Erich
fawcett@uism.bu.edu wrote:
>
> BWAHAHAHAHAHA! Good to know you've got a sense of humor, Erich! I'm mean,
> old and nasty (not in any particular order) and I love to poke them thar
> lights out :-) Seein' how ya' got 'em adjusted all good and proper though,
> I guess I'll let you slide this time! ;-)
>
> On a more serious note, I personally don't give damn if their on or not as
> they don't really bother me. A couple of older guys (even older than me!)
> at camp and my Dad have commented that fog lights bother them a great deal.
> In my Dad's case it's because he has had to undergo a couple of cataract
> surgeries which seem to have made his eyes more sensitive. So, *again*, I
> just turn them off when a vehicle approaches to try and be considerate.
>
> No lasting hard feelings, I hope.
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