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Date Posted: 23:48:24 12/04/01 Tue
Author: Nicole
Author Host/IP: 63.202.175.192
Subject: Re: head/fog/driving light aiming...
In reply to: Bill Ball 's message, "Re: head/fog/driving light aiming..." on 23:37:12 12/03/01 Mon

Hi Bill: Can you paste this information on all web discussion boards for Hondas, Acuras and raised trucks? ;-)

I encountered a raised Ford Truck today, instead of the headlights he had four yellow (fog?) lights on. They were mounted high in front of his radiator grill and aimed directly at my eyes (I was in an onoming traffic jam). I feel this is dangerous - even more so in the rain.

Why do we have all these strict safety standards for new cars, when features can be disabled/modified/removed the day after the car leaves the dealer's lot? Sure, the lack of control allows people to make real improvements, too, but most of what I see here in CA seems to be the opposite.

As much as I love California, I still feel safer driving at 110mph on a German Autobahn than on CA roads...

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