RandomHero said:

yer smart !!

but think of it this way if you do get in a car wreck luckily a scientologist will come along and do the right thing maybe it'll be tom cruise

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DRTMaverick said:

So after hearing about the accident in florida and the fog, etc. I remember my roadtrip to the PNW and through some intense fog. Something was mentioned on one of the interviews about people not using headlights in fog. It's True. Most people are dumbasses and don't use their headlights.

I only bring this up because on my trip through most foggy areas, only about 1 out of every 4 or 5 cars had their headlights on. Half the time I didn't notice the other car until it was so close that a collision would have been imminent if that driver was in that lane.

I don't know what to say. I always drive with my headlights on in fog (partially because my all around limo tint makes it hard to see the unlit on cloudy days, and partially out of fear of death).

I hope others start to as well. Perhaps car manufacturers should make it so whenever you turn your wipers on, your headlights turn on. If it's raining visibility is reduced as well, so you should have them on anyway, right?

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DRTMaverick said:

Yeah, they should make all cars w/ daytime running lights.

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it stars saddam said:

They probably heard that you're not supposed to use your brights in the fog (which is true), and misinterpreted it to mean not to use your headlights at all. It's little things like this that can turn one into a misanthrope.

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