RTD Drive: Midnight on the Dragon
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From: Miami, FL
Lol it's nothing special, and the rear bumper will probably be charred by that time anyways LOL
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Something I recommend for night runs - everyone should have the same visibility as the lead driver - i.e. High Beams. Being in the middle with only low beams can be quite a disadvantage if the space to the next car up grows too large. It's best to have everyone deflect their mirrors full out & down so the following cars can safely run high beams without blinding you.
I used to think this was standard procedure, then I really pissed a guy off once by doing this when he hadn't heard of it
. Mirrors down & high beams on!!!
Do it for the safety... do it for the children
I used to think this was standard procedure, then I really pissed a guy off once by doing this when he hadn't heard of it
. Mirrors down & high beams on!!!Do it for the safety... do it for the children
but what a great trick now I use it all the time
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Northern KY
Originally Posted by Habitforming' timestamp='1421014968' post='23464114
Something I recommend for night runs - everyone should have the same visibility as the lead driver - i.e. High Beams. Being in the middle with only low beams can be quite a disadvantage if the space to the next car up grows too large. It's best to have everyone deflect their mirrors full out & down so the following cars can safely run high beams without blinding you.
I used to think this was standard procedure, then I really pissed a guy off once by doing this when he hadn't heard of it . Mirrors down & high beams on!!!
Do it for the safety... do it for the children
I used to think this was standard procedure, then I really pissed a guy off once by doing this when he hadn't heard of it
. Mirrors down & high beams on!!!Do it for the safety... do it for the children
but what a great trick now I use it all the time
