Friday, September 20, 2024

Emma complains about new cars – "I'm afraid of an accident"

It is perfectly legal – and most new cars actually comply with it – yet LED lights cause concern among Danes.

It's not nice to be blinded by naysayers. And although this is probably not what happens, several Danish drivers are left with the experience when they pass an oncoming driver with LED lights in their headlights.

This is written by TV2 .

One of them is Emma Juhl from Slagelse. She tells the media that she has several times experienced not being able to see 'for several seconds' after the fashion with a set of opposing LED lights.

The motorists' interest organization maintains that the LED light increases road safety. Nevertheless, FDM now wants to have a dialogue about the legislation in the area.

READ ALSO: Denmark's most popular car is reduced in price by an insane amount

However, it can be difficult to put a dimmer on the LED light. Recently, the German authorities approved LED lights in a way that means that the light source becomes an option for even more car owners.

We have also mentioned the approval here at Boosted. And the Norwegian Transport Agency has confirmed that it is passable. Read more about how it is connected here .

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