On 8 Mar 2007 03:10:25 GMT, Jim Yanik <jyanik@abuse.gov> wrote:


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>Ah,yes,we always need more laws.

Laws have forced many good actions, such as seat belts. I think we may
need to look at this. Billboards also. There is one where the Midtown
Tunnel exits from Manhattan to Queens that is so bright that you can
see it from miles away. It actually ruins the night view of Manhattan
for many people. One billboard but others are coming along. Who would
have thought we'd need a law to regulate the brightness of billboards?
I think I'll mention it to my councilman. He hasn't passed a law in
weeks.
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>>>> to limit
>>>> the lumens or whatever LEDs put out. Maybe they can be extra bright
>>>> while braking, but once stopped they have to dim a bit.
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>Are any of the LED CHMSLs you've seen "too bright"?
>They're probably the same type of LED.
>>>

I've never noticed a tail light that I thought was too bright until I
saw this one. I wouldn't have mentioned it if it hadn't seemed over
the edge.
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>After being rear-ended 3 times,IMO brake lights cannot be too bright.

Too many good jokes spring to mind. We'll start with Don't have your
wife follow you in the other car. And let folks add on from there.
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>What worries me more is the tiny brake lights on some autos.
>They can hardly be seen.

I can't believe the lights on the antique cars. They're so tiny and
dim.