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In World War two blackouts were mandatory but in the 21st century driving in the dark this now not so. I think a few drivers need to be careful during what I think is the most dangerous time of the year. As I leave to drive home it is daylight on a good day but by the time I am home it is dark. So I am seeing a lot of drivers who are going along the road in the 'dusk' time with lights not on. Other road users as well can suffer as a result of cars not turning their lights on. I wonder if like Sweden we should have our headlights on all the time ? I have mixed feelings about it myself. ( Mar 10 2005, 12:23:35 AM PST ) Permalink Comments [2]
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Posted by Anders Fredriksson on March 10, 2005 at 03:18 AM PST #
I suppose my main worry is how to do this. All the legacy cars out there that do not have their lights on when being driven. So there would be several years when not all cars would have their lights on.
Posted by Paul Humphreys on March 10, 2005 at 11:52 PM PST #