It all started going down hill when they got rid of the foot switch for high beams.

If you need lights that have more lumens then the sun to drive at night, you shouldn't be allowed to drive at night

The cybertruck is so poorly designed, if it wasn't legally mandated for vehicles to have headlights, those ugly things would have a night vision HUD projection on the windshield dash screen and nothing else, allowing those IN the vehicle to see, but not allowing anyone else to see the truck at night.

This is just a post

What's up with that?

Our cars are evolving into anglerfish

We have been taken for absolute fools 😔

That cyberjunk inadvertently (probably) like like it's already been in a fender bender, judging by the huge dent and crumple patterns.

Have been contacting different places about 3500k lights for my vehicle but they all just go "what do you mean? Halogen?"

JFC, 3500k colour is possible in LED, halogen, any light. They just don't want to make/sell them.

I'm wondering if this is due to the fact that so many politicians (and, thus, members of regulatory bodies) are OOOOLLLLLLD and need the night to look like the inside of an Apple Store in order to drive.

Opposite of my experience. The LEDs are brighter, but they're focused and many cut out other vehicles from the beam. Xenons/HIDs also have cutoffs and even automatic height adjustment by law in Europe, so unless someone's fucked with the suspension, they don't blind you too much on low beams.

Oldschool halogens though? Most used to not have a projector at all. They'd just shine all over the place.

And of course any aftermarket install of HIDs or LEDs is bound to blind people. It's also illegal (except fairly low output LEDs in place of halogens or HIDs sometimes)

I live in a country with a lot of newer cars (not bragging, it is what it is), and the growing amount of led lights really made it more manageable. My car ( Kia Ceed SW 2022) also lights up the road really good, but if you are above the light rays, it's not blinding at all. So I would say the problem existed mostly for cars between 2010 and 2020. So this meme got kinda old

I solve this problem by using my full beams.

And that's not even the brights, which half the drivers will always use around me

2021 huh

Ford F9500 Super Ultra Duty Orphan-Muncher Limited Edition lifted pickup truck with flashbang headlights shining straight into your mirrors.

I can only see a Chrysler 300 as the bottom car.

I do not like the new angrified car designs.