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Old 11-29-11 | 11:50 AM
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HardyWeinberg
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From: south Puget Sound
Originally Posted by BarracksSi
Almost every time I cover or re-aim my light in similar situations, I hear, "Thank you."

When I get blinded by oncoming light, I lose track of both the edge of the pavement and the center -- so I'm not sure if I'll accidentally veer into the rider who's blinding me.
Same here. Blinking bright lights are never needed on a MUP. Blinding lights at every possible elevation (bars, helmet) is a pretty hostile approach to MUP traffic.
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