I notice some on this thread recommend disconnecting the running lights.
My advice is not to do so for legal reasons.
The running lights are there for safety during the day and studies show they help avoid accidents. THis was pioneered in Canada and Sweden.
If you disconnect them and have an accident the lawyer on the other side will make a point out of this and go for punitive damages which may not be covered by your auto insurance.Theat would put your assets (and if you are under 18 your family's assets)at risk. No small thing, believe me.
This is no joke and I strongly recommend that you do not disconnect the running lights for these legal reasons.
My advice is not to do so for legal reasons.
The running lights are there for safety during the day and studies show they help avoid accidents. THis was pioneered in Canada and Sweden.
If you disconnect them and have an accident the lawyer on the other side will make a point out of this and go for punitive damages which may not be covered by your auto insurance.Theat would put your assets (and if you are under 18 your family's assets)at risk. No small thing, believe me.
This is no joke and I strongly recommend that you do not disconnect the running lights for these legal reasons.