On 11/20/2013 10:04 AM, David Combs wrote:
Damn near hit someone last night while going to train to
get my wife;

Because prior train's passengers walking home at 5:45pm,
invariably dressed in black-seeming suits and long-coats,
ie 100% invisible, since car lights point straight ahead.

Any ideas for lighting up BROADLY across the front, especially
to the RIGHT (so doesn't blind oncoming traffic)?


But invisible people also exist to the LEFT, like when crossing
the road from left to right. That light, I suppose,
should, be pointed more downward, to avoid blinding oncoming
car-traffic.

--

Question: what do the police have for lights-to-the-side?


Thanks!

David

I am not suggesting that you purchase a new vehicle to solve the problem
but I have noticed something interesting. On the 2014 KIA Cadenza the
headlights change with the speed that you are going. When you are going
slow they show a wide broad beam (more to the side) but as you speed up
they change and narrow the beam and shoot it out further ahead. They
also turn and point around curves when you are turning. Actually, I have
one and the feature is really neat.

Don