Please Turn Your Headlights On!!

[maxx]

Please turn your headlights on - not just your daytime running lights.
If you're not sure how to turn them on, refer to the owner's manual for your vehicle.

[Bsuds]

Same goes for the Buses. Saw one coming out of the College on KLO with no lights on in the dark.

[Captain Awesome]

Wearing glasses also helps, I heard.

[Dizzy1]

Please turn your headlights on - not just your daytime running lights.
If you're not sure how to turn them on, refer to the owner's manual for your vehicle.

LOL, if you get into a car and you can't figure out how to turn the lights on without having to look into the manual - you shouldn't have a license in the first place

[mcool]

omg, thanks you..... this issue is all I see all day and night long Don't people recall when they learned to drive they say put your light on day and night. These people that don't know how to work their own vehicles. When I give people the known signal to turn their light on they still don't get it. Then I high beam. Still nothing. Do you think we can see you in the dark. Maybe if you can't work your car you should be driving on the roads. Scary stuff. A second part to this is maybe drivers should learn how to maintain their vehicles because I drive for a living and I can count at least 10 plus headlight and or tail lights out everyday. Let's get it together people. Give your lights a check once a month or so. That's another thing you learned when you got your lic. Safety first. Let's not let someone die over headlights. Use your brain.

[Bsuds]

Pre trip inspection for RVing includes a walk around to check all the lights. People never think of doing this with their cars.
It should be something done at least once a month if not more.

[Smurf]

mcool wrote:

omg, thanks you..... this issue is all I see all day and night long Don't people recall when they learned to drive they say put your light on day and night. These people that don't know how to work their own vehicles. When I give people the known signal to turn their light on they still don't get it. Then I high beam. Still nothing. Do you think we can see you in the dark. Maybe if you can't work your car you should be driving on the roads. Scary stuff. A second part to this is maybe drivers should learn how to maintain their vehicles because I drive for a living and I can count at least 10 plus headlight and or tail lights out everyday. Let's get it together people. Give your lights a check once a month or so. That's another thing you learned when you got your lic. Safety first. Let's not let someone die over headlights. Use your brain.

You are asking a lot.

[Rellic]

Most all vehicles on the road now have Auto On Day Time Running Lights that illuminate the head lights at a lesser lumin than if You turned on the headlamps. The Auto On Daytime Running Light system dose NOT illuminate the tail lights during daylight hours for a reason.

Brian T.

[Relentless]

We see more and more vehicles driving down the roads with just day time running lights when it's dark.
As long as the driver can see that the dash lights are on, they think they are good to go.
Many can't even tell that the headlights are in Daytime mode, but must think they are just dirty.

It's all part of the new disease spreading around, the one that is turning more and more drivers in Kelowna into absolute morons, but I will once again, blame it on the lack of Policing to keep people honest and on their toes when it comes to common sense.

When will this stupidity start getting cleaned up?

[spooker]

And last night going north on Gordon I encountered a driver in a pickup truck that didn't have their lights on ... just the yellows in the front ...

Tried flashing my brights at him from behind ... no reaction ... pulled to the lane next to him and a little in front and turned my lights off/on a few times to see if that would work ... nada ... even went as far as pulling up next to him at a red light and rolling down my passenger window and waving ... he just ignored me ... should have honked

And his daughter was strapped into the passenger seat ... here's hoping they didn't get rear-ended for being a dark car without lights in the dark ...