franklin 72 points 3 years ago

If you need headlights with more lumens than the sun to drive at night, you shouldn't be allowed to drive at night.

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The temptation to mirror tint my rear windshield goes up every time I drive at night

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Neato 20 points 3 years ago

Your rearview mirror likely has a little tab on the bottom of it. Push it when there's The Entire Sun behind you. It'll dim the mirror's reflection without changing the angle.

If you have a newer, fancier car, you might have a digital version of that.

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JacobCoffinWrites 35 points 3 years ago

I use that thing a lot, but they usually drive close enough to get the side mirrors too, and generally light up the whole cab. So I spend however long they're behind me hunched forward to keep their brights out of my eyes, waiting for a passing zone. I'm not even a slow driver.

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drcobaltjedi 15 points 3 years ago

Yeah this is my problem too. I drive an accord and most of the time these fucks just drive as close as possible lighting up my whole car and now i can't fucking see so i slow down a lot to not be a danger

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