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The dangers of DRLs



 
 
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Old July 5th 05, 12:29 PM
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Default The dangers of DRLs

Yesterday, in northern Michigan, was raining torrentially,
and visibility was almost zero. Almost everyone was driving with their lights
on, except for the GM cars, which had only their headlights (DRLs) on.
Real helpful on the road in poor visibility conditions!
Lots of GM cars have DRLs and automatic headlights,
and give you the impression that you dont have to
worry about your ligths.
 




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