Originally posted by: XZeroII
The rule I learned was that if your wipers are on, your headlights are on.
Originally posted by: RossMAN
I do miss how my Toyota Corolla had daytime running lamps.
I wonder if/when Honda will offer this in the Accord.
Originally posted by: kranky
I turn them on because I want people to see me. I wish everyone did so I could see them.
Originally posted by: RossMAN
I do miss how my Toyota Corolla had daytime running lamps.
I wonder if/when Honda will offer this in the Accord.
Originally posted by: GideonX
its the law here in NY. and i wouldn't want a cop writing me a ticket in the rain. i can see how he/she can get grumpy...
Originally posted by: rh71
I don't know what NYS law actually says, but if it's a light drizzle where vision is not at all impaired, I just have my yellow lights (term escapes me at the moment) on... because it looks cooler.![]()
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: rh71
I don't know what NYS law actually says, but if it's a light drizzle where vision is not at all impaired, I just have my yellow lights (term escapes me at the moment) on... because it looks cooler.![]()
In California it's illegal to drive with jsut your parking lights on. They're parking lights, used to indicate the car is parked.
Originally posted by: RishiS
What I've wondered is, if I'm using a product like Rain-X, which allows me to not use my wipers in the rain, is it illegal for me to not have my lights on? Technically I'm not using my wipers...
Granted, I have my lights on anyways, but I'm just curious.