Since the time change and it’s been getting dark earlier, I always see Hondas with high beams. All the time. I’m not talking about old bubble Civics, I’m talking about new Hondas. Across the board with Accords, Civics, Ridgelines, CR-V, etc. Most of the people driving these are just normal people commuting and what not.
I’ve never owned a Honda, but is the high beam contorl different or something from most other brands???
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I have a 2018 accord and the auto low beam/high beam sucks. So possible it’s that. But a lot of newer cars have stupid bright lights even on low, mine included.
As someone who drives an older car that is now considered “low” compared to new cars, it’s not just Hondas; everyone driving a car newer than 2012 seems to drive exclusively with their high beams on.
I drove my fiancés sedan the other week and all the lights were killing me, it’s crazy how much of a difference being even in a compact suv makes when driving while dark.