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This needs no explanation.
Another cool Triumph bike 😎
Untitled sounds like the closest thing to loading a human conscious into a computer and torturing it to death.
If I cant see you, you cant see me. Possum Logic...
A young possum in a tree beside the trail this morning.
My friend stole my headlamps and ran away. He gave the lamps to a golden retriever getting curls in a beauty salon.
What time of day should I turn my headlights on?
To ensure safety and comply with most regulations, turn your headlights on in these situations:
Low-Light Conditions: • Sunset to Sunrise: Legally required in many areas. • 30 Minutes Before Sunset & After Sunrise: Twilight periods with reduced visibility.
Poor Visibility: • Adverse Weather: Rain, fog, snow, or haze, even during daytime. • Visibility < 500 Feet: If you can’t see 500 feet ahead, use headlights (a common legal threshold).
Legal Requirements: • Windshield Wipers On: Some regions mandate headlights if wipers are active. • Tunnels & Construction Zones: Often required, regardless of time.
Daytime Safety: • Use headlights (or daytime running lights) to increase visibility to others, even on cloudy days.
Pro Tips: • Automatic Headlights: Don’t rely solely on them; manually check they’re on in low visibility.
• Check Local Laws: Rules vary by state/country (e.g., specific weather or time requirements).
By using headlights in these scenarios, you enhance both your visibility and your vehicle’s presence to others.
december 17, 2001