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Originally Posted by bongus
If someone else has other reasons to go to a true DRL please expand on this post.  |
Because real DRL only illuminates front markers or low-beam/high-beam at a reduced brightness, they use less energy than running all of the lights and theoretically, then, you burn less fuel. Most folks up here in the Pac Northwest seem to run all of their lights all of the time...heck, it rains a lot or it's overcast ...so you'd think they would just make DRL mandatory. At the very least all car manufacturers could offer it as an option since they have to include DRL in Canada anyway.