I’ve been seeing this a lot lately and saw it twice on my way home from work last night, once on an expressway. It seems to always be newish SUVs from US manufacturers. The cars are driving at night with headlights and even fog lights on (with no fog in sight) but no tail lights! They are completely blacked out from the rear which seems really dangerous. I understand that this is just a case of idiot drivers but why would any manufacturer enable this practice by allowing such a light setting for any vehicle? Are they trying to improve gas mileage by eliminating the power drain required to light up the tail lights???

    • whereverYouGoThereUR@alien.topOPBEnglish
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      11 months ago

      Can’t put this one on old people. They know how to turn a switch to turn on their headlights when it’s dark. It’s the young people who just get in a car and expect it to just do everything for them. Ever watch a teenager try to back up a car that doesn’t have a backup camera? It’s hilarious