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this post was submitted on 22 Nov 2023
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Ironic.
The American truck complaining that the EU is too regulated, while in the US something as simple as headlights are so overregulated they blind people while driving.
In the EU the headlights simply aim their lights away from incoming traffic automatically, which was a crime in the US until like last year.
That only works like half the times at best. I'm still constantly getting my eyes lasered by big ass SUVs while driving at night. Not even counting the people that have misadjusted headlights.
Which cars do these now in the US?