Daytime Running Lights Road Safety Roads and Highways Transportation

Daytime Running Lights (or DRLs for short) are a safety measure which consists in having the headlights on during the day. It typically uses the high beam bulb, but at a much lower intensity, so that it lasts longer. Many people dislike this measure because the user cannot control it (i.e., they turn on automatically). There is also a debate about the safety benefits of DRLs. The sites in this category contain arguments both for and against the use of Daytime Running Lights.

• Daytime Running Lights: The Studies - A list of studies both for and against the government mandating Daytime Running Lights and DRLs in general.
• Why DRLs Are a Good Thing--Not a Bad Thing - Advocates the use of Daytime Running Lights. Presents daytime running lights daytime running lights an analysis of its detractors' view with counterarguments.
• Association of Drivers Against Daytime Running Lights - Association for the purpose of actively opposing the daytime running lights roads and highways effort to place DRLs in every vehicle manufactured daytime running lights roads and highways or sold in the United States. News, studies, daytime running lights roads and highways FAQs, surveys, and boycotts.

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