US Politics on Sidechat | Between 1968 and 1983, every car sold in the USA had to have the exact same sealed-beam glass headlights, and you rarely heard anyone complaining about nighttime glare. Will they bring those back like steam catapults on us navy super carriers?

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Between 1968 and 1983, every car sold in the USA had to have the exact same sealed-beam glass headlights, and you rarely heard anyone complaining about nighttime glare. Will they bring those back like steam catapults on us navy super carriers?

Trump’s Transportation Department Moves to Modernize Outdated Vehicle Lighting Standards, Make America’s Roads Safer | NHTSA

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Anonymous 11h

I don’t really know what exactly they mean by allowing the latest safety lighting technologies or whatever, but if they can fix the fact that I can’t fucking see anywhere I drive anymore because everyone’s low beams look like someone is shining a 10000 lumen spotlight directly into my retina, I’m all for it

Anonymous 8h

This is so interesting! 10/10 banger post 🔥

Anonymous 6h

wonder if there’s a windshield film that can block out the light but not anything else

Anonymous

#2 8h

It does make me wonder what that’d look like on older cars, like could they create some way to upgrade existing cars or would it have to exclusively be applied to new ones? If the latter then It’d take forever to see changes I feel like