
Originally Posted by
jick.cejoco
the glare from the drl is not that much. the two low beam headlights are connected in series with each other and cancels out when you turn the headlight switch on or apply the parking brakes or place the transmission in neutral. in poorly lit areas, it is an advantage being seen and not hit. an example is when you go through tunnels, underpasses or the day is just gloomy. on the same note, it is very bad road etiquette when people turn their fog lights and high beams when not needed. both absence of drl during poor light conditions and turning fog lights and high beams are not safe..