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I partly agree, headlights are causing harm by blinding other drivers. But adaptive headlights seem to work. Brighter should only be allowed with adaptive headlights
I can drive through a busy area with “high beams” on but watch dark spots move to keep other cars in the dark
I live in a very hilly area, adaptive headlights do exactly fuck-all.
True, you can never entirely take human responsibility out of the loop. And humans suck
Even when there scenarios adaptive headlight don’t cover, they’re much better overall than human