Can I use the bar light on the road when no one else is on the road? I get home from work at 10:30 p.m., where I`m no one on the road. And then I come home at 4:55 in the morning, no one is on the way, can I use them? Those of you who don`t want the law and say you turn off yours as a courtesy are all fine, but you represent the 0.01% of people who have it and are attentive to the impact on other drivers. I`ve seen the little ones that aren`t that bad, but my neighbor`s son has a big one that he says he has to use his headlights face down on the street and he can`t look forward instead of adjusting his headlights to look ahead. Whenever it appears on a dive at night, you`re so dazzled that you can see almost nothing except a large bright line for a mile or 2. My truck has regular and well-fitting headlights and I live in the countryside (14 years old) and I haven`t encountered an opossum yet, let alone a dog or deer. Maybe you don`t need to drive too fast at night during the migration/mating season! I use two stacked 54-inch light strips and I agree you hate light when it`s bright, but I never let my lights run around homes or other drivers This guide will help you install your new A-Pillar mounts and lights on your Jeep Wrangler JL. These steps apply to 2018 for current Jeep Wranglers. If you have any questions during this process, do not hesitate to contact us! I have a light bar on my truck and I drive it on secondary roads with little or no street lighting, I love it, the light grids saved me from deer, cows and people who are on the road, yes, they dazzle but I turn it off when I pass or I am a car, I think it is wrong, making them illegal, perhaps illegal, by having a very large as 50 inches, but a 12 inch will not hurt anyone Well, I mounted an H3 hummer with a four rows of 52″ on the windshield, two multicolored 8″ strobables mounted on the hood through the wiper blades, a 32″ inside the air dam of the grid, two other 8″ ambers mounted low at the front. I don`t use them on the roads when I`m on the move. My favorites are the two 8″ flashlights mounted on both sides of my clutch.
The ones I use when I make sure (normal light mode), and full strobe when someone is right behind me with their bright lights. So I operate in accordance with the law and the jagoff behind me (who drives illegally behind me when he drives behind me with his bright lights). By the way, dashcams and rear cameras are very useful here. Before I got the rear-facing strobes, I had built a fantastic tool from a series of vertical blinds – they were silver/reflective and I cut them to fit my rear window and mounted them on the back on a motorized pulley. Press the button and they slide over the back window and behave like a mirror to the fool driving behind me with his bright lights. Completely legal, but very cumbersome to implement and strobes are much more fun. I just bought a 2014 Nissan Altima in March 2020 and found out (later, of course) that there is a class action lawsuit for these Nissan models that the production headlights are dangerously low. I just thought they were old light bulbs, but they weren`t.
To solve this problem, I would have to spend at least $800 to replace all the headlights. No way!!! First of all, it is a used vehicle and it is not the problem of vehicle buyers. That is the problem of the factory. So I installed a light bar very deep in the front apron and with the upcoming traffic, it has not lit me up yet. That`s because it`s weakly aligned where I need it. My boyfriend was in front of me and told me it was perfectly meant to dazzle no one in front of me or to the oncoming traffic. I think I`m a responsible light bar owner lol. The police arrested me and sent me a ticket for the bright bar. It`s sad because these new cars on the road blind me so much with their “FACTORY LED” that I`m worse than a deer on a 2-lane road.
I`ve never seen a deer running towards a bright light! They mostly fly! I see deer almost every night. Please define the term “highway” Should this include low-traffic deer-infested secondary roads? And the poorly lit streets of the city center with young children who often run in the streets? And the measurement in “candlepower”, modern LEDs are measured in “lumens” or wattage. Candlepower is for Wal-Mart flashlights. Hilarious. Growing up means taking responsibility for your actions and trying to get along with the rest of society, the exact opposite of what you have expressed. In addition, it is against the law and it is a security issue. Growing up also means developing a consciousness. Maybe someone will just act like a child and break your light bar and then think “too bad”, is this really the kind of world you want to live in? Any LED lights for motor vehicles you buy now will say “For off-road use only,” but they allow you to install them in areas such as license plate light. You should really say, “Only for responsible use.” I have LED headlights, taillights, coil signals, LED license plate lighting, and LED reversing lights. They are perfectly suited for use on the road if installed and used correctly. I saw a big van in the parking lot of a grocery store today that had all this plus LED lights mounted on the grill and 2 on the top of the hood.