Night Driving

[Eric Smit]

I haven't had that issue yet. I'll have to fiddle with my brightness. maybe mine is down already.


-Eric Smit

 

[baer666]

The headlights are great. Unfortunately I've found that bright blue dash lighting is the worst for eye strain... So if you are on a long drive be sure to drop the brightness.

First thing I do on any car I get is turn down the dash lights!

 

[cmoore2004]

First thing I do on any car I get is turn down the dash lights!

I did so on the test drive. The less light inside the vehicle while driving at night, the better.
In my Tahoe, I could turn them off completely. It made some passengers nervous that I couldn't see my speedometer but I hardly ever look at it, anyway. Any time they asked how fast I was going, I was accurate within 5mph.

Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2

 

[baer666]

Sorry, but if you cant tell how fast your going, you shouldnt be driving then. ( Sorry, I drive a truck for a living )

 

[cmoore2004]

Sorry, but if you cant tell how fast your going, you shouldnt be driving then. ( Sorry, I drive a truck for a living )

It must be a gift from the occupation. I used to drive, also.

Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2

 

[J T]

The headlights are great. Unfortunately I've found that bright blue dash lighting is the worst for eye strain... So if you are on a long drive be sure to drop the brightness.

I feel that Opticon.

 

[CoHPhasor]

....

I know what you're getting at, but honestly that's the way it should be.
As adults, you agree on some things and debate others.
The key difference between a simple argument and a debate is that when both sides defend their point they are willing to concede that theirs is flawed when evidence contrary to it is presented.

Hell, there have been things we both agree on scattered throughout that thread.

More on-topic, bright interior lighting while driving at night can cause headaches and interferes with visibility outside the cabin - I don't see us arguing about that.