Brighter DOES NOT Mean Better

Lighting is a product that we all love. Something about lighting up the night sky is fun, right? Well brighter doesn't mean better. In fact sometimes lights that are to bright are aa negative. The new INTELLilight by Tyri Lights fixes that problem easy peasy. Check these out. If you love offroading, adventure and the outdoors hit subscribe now!
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[@highplainshollarhomestead3188]

Its always the jeep guys with headlights that are too bright. I used to have a daily commute that perfectly matched up with a Jeep wrangler drivers commute home early in the morning. Even his low beams were entirely too bright. I got tired of it, and started blasting my brights at him. This went on back and forth every morning for weeks. I finally got a very bright super lumen flashlight and started blasting him with that too. He finally gave in and put stock halogens back in his jeep. Screw that guy.

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[@ellerybice3787]

The modern ultra bright vehicle lights, on road and off road models are not only designed to increase illumination, but are designed to decrease the phycological happiness and comfort of the human who is subjected to being lit by them.( on coming traffic at night)
Example; Think about how law enforcement uses lights to modify human behavior during traffic stops.
All these light to be recalled! 🤬

[@monologic4806]

The height of the lights and vehicle are factors, I think.
I wonder if all vehicles had to have their lights only at a certain height above the ground. Would it be less safe for pedestrians?
It would be great if NHTSA did some test and studies.