Auto Lighting
*** Relevant Background : " If you flash your brights at me because my lights are off, we could both get a ticket: Well, at least technically. It's illegal to drive with lights off at night. And it's illegal to flash brights at other drivers, even if they're driving around with their daytime running lights on. But, "if somebody is trying to warn another driver, we wouldn't give them a ticket," said Calgary Police Staff-Sgt. Paul Stacey. But, if Transport Canada goes ahead with new plans requiring dashboards on new cars to stay dark when headlights are off, the dark ages may soon be over. Getting blinded by high beams isn't just a Canadian problem – in China, drivers are resorting to disturbing rear window stickers that are only visible when lit by bright headlights.... " ( The nine Canadian driving laws and myths that surprised us the most in 2016 - The Globe and Mail ) *** Relevant Background: " Canada’s province laws stat...