I knew that the USDOT had mandated "Daytime Running Lights" but I thought that they had repealed it. This regulation had 2 problems, IMHO. One is that the DRL's are supposed to be at 90% brightness, which is fine except that when I drive my DRL-enabled '95 GTI, I am forever forgetting to turn on my headlights (and thus driving around at night with 10% less visibility). The other problem is that motorcycles have been required to have the constant headlight for as long as I can remember, and forcing the cars to do the same makes the bikes less visible and more vulnerable. Plus, how else can you identify a funeral procession?!? I'm glad the D doesn't force me to run with the lights on all the time, I'm about ready to rip the circuit out of the VW as it is! Gus Schlachter Austin, TX VIN# 4695 > -----Original Message----- > From: DMC Joe [mailto:dmcjoe@xxxx] > Subject: [DML] Re: New and better(?) AC light fix? > > > ...Over the last couple of years the USA has enacted the "lights on all the > time rule" for better daytime visibility... > > DMC Joe / De Lorean Services / <dmcjoe@xxxx>