I see wild deer nightly on my way home, also the odd Roo and Wallaby.Quote:
Originally Posted by disco2hse
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I see wild deer nightly on my way home, also the odd Roo and Wallaby.Quote:
Originally Posted by disco2hse
when ever i can see their tail lights or head lights with on coming cars and trucks sometimes i have to slow down if i cant see that well but i hate bright lights in my eyes so i assume most others do too
and in nsw the rules say 200m from an oncoming veh i suppose its the same if following?
It wasn't supposed to be, but now you've pointed it out...:whistling:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmmos
Depends on which vehicle I am driving...the defender...I dip the lights a soon as I see any lights as it has a couple of nice big spotlights on it:D...zara...there is not much difference between high and low beam so I wait a little longer before dipping them;)
I very rarely drive at night, it is usually going to work in the morning when it is dark
Mrs hh:angel:
700 miles
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Originally Posted by VladTepes
???
Common Courtesy and Commonsense dictates that you dip your headlights the instant you see someone ahead of you, whether going away or approaching, the clown that came up with the 200/300? metre rule is some ponce shining his bum in an office of State government and has obviously never had a car on high beam following behind, next bastard that does it to me is going to get more than he bargained for. See someone, DIP, Regards Frank.
no,, but mine are set to see cars in the lane beside me,, not 5 kays behind me,,Quote:
Originally Posted by BigJon
isnt that what the rearview one is for?
Setting of internal and external mirrors are a matter of personal choice.
I swivel my head to see cars in lanes next to me.
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Originally Posted by VladTepes
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Originally Posted by BigJon
How close it too close ?
Answer: 700 miles.