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Same for bicycle lights too, and street lights.
by nanna 10mo ago
Same for bicycle lights too, and street lights.
- 4ndrewl 10mo agoNearly all UK drivers say bike lights are too bright? Do you have a citation or was that an edgy culture war comment?
- jabbywocker 10mo agoI think it’s his personal opinion, so no need to provide a citation. But don’t let that stop you from starting your diatribe
- egormakarov 10mo agoI have a problem with many fellow cyclists here in Germany, because they seem to use something that shouldn't be street-legal as bicycle lighs (very annoying in the night on unlit road) Not sure what UK drivers would say about that, though
- barbazoo 10mo agoThe sun as well, too bright.
- skirmish 10mo agoThe whole big blue room outside is much too bright, we need strict regulation so that nerds are finally comfortable leaving their caves.
- jeffwass 10mo agoI don’t understand the seeming lack of regulation for flashing bike lights. I don’t mean a simple “normal” flashing light, but the super bright ones that are like a camera flash strobe going off 2-3x per second which hurts your eyes and kills your night vision, making it hard to see anything including the actual cyclist.
- mnw21cam 10mo agoIt used to be law that a bicycle had to have a solid on light front and back at night, and any extra flashing lights were optional extras that didn't count, but they scrapped that law several years ago.