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RajaTaurus · 15th November 2007, 13:53

I believe we can educate / enforce the low-beam requirement in several ways.
1. Impose spot fine for those using high-beams within city limits.

2. Display stickers "Do not use high beam within city limits" in prominant place like the dashboard of all the cabs and buses.
This may even be enforced by those high profile IT companies through their Logistics department who manage these rental cabbies and bus service providers.

3. Placing Hoardings or display boards at vantage points with animated pictures showing how one driver gets blinded by the other's high beam.

I guess a combination of enforcement and awareness can minimize this menace to a large extent.

Will the concerned take any steps in this direction... (Now please dont ask me who's concerned, I don't have an answer...)

15th November 2007, 13:53	#36 (permalink)
RajaTaurus BHPian Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Chennai Posts: 232	I believe we can educate / enforce the low-beam requirement in several ways. 1. Impose spot fine for those using high-beams within city limits. 2. Display stickers "Do not use high beam within city limits" in prominant place like the dashboard of all the cabs and buses. This may even be enforced by those high profile IT companies through their Logistics department who manage these rental cabbies and bus service providers. 3. Placing Hoardings or display boards at vantage points with animated pictures showing how one driver gets blinded by the other's high beam. I guess a combination of enforcement and awareness can minimize this menace to a large extent. Will the concerned take any steps in this direction... (Now please dont ask me who's concerned, I don't have an answer...) __________________ RajaTaurus... Friends come, Friends go, those tolerate stay...