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21-12-2012, 02:50 PM

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Re: Holiday Driving.

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Originally Posted by flappist

The exception to this rule is do not drive with your lights on if you are driving away from the setting or rising sun as it makes you even harder to see.

I disagree with this, I find it very helpful when others on the road who are driving in the opposite direction to the rising/setting sun have their lights on, usually it makes it much easier to see them. It defines them from the usually darkened landscape around them.

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