Turn yalls flashers on in the rain

If you're pulled over on the side of the highway....rain or shine....you should have your flashers on. So you're not actually stirring the pot. The state trooper gave good advice.

Yea the key is you have to pull over. You don't just keep driving with your flashers on. If it's an emergency and you can't see then get off the freakin road.

Yeah, if you need them on, then find a place to pull over

PSA:
TURNING - in this case ONE light will blink indicating the direction the driver intends to turn. Since it is impossible for the car to split in half and turn both right and left at the same time please do not confuse hazard signals with simultaneous turning. which again is impossible.

BRAKING - in this case both light will be on, however they won't blink. they will be on for an extended period of time encompassing several seconds. It is possible though extremely unlikely that the driver in front of you will be engaging his brake pedal in a rhythmic fashion to exactly mimic the appearance of hazard lights.

BRIGHTNESS OF HAZARD LIGHTS - much like brake lights and turn signals (see description of these items above and how they are separate and apart from hazard lights - THESE ARE VERY DIFFERENT THINGS PEOPLE!) hazard lights will give of a certain amount of illumination. They are after all "lights". However they do not give off enough illumination to really assist in your ability to see the road. That is not why they are engaged. Do not be confused by this. Visibility on the road is vital as in I need to see you and you need to see me, it is a "two way street" in other words. Being able to see things is an important aspect of avoiding running into them. Therefore during a low visibility setting some low level illumination can be engaged to help others see you.

FLASHING AND/OR BLINKING LIGHTS (Generally speaking) - Also try not to be so distracted by flashing and/or blinking lights. if you do happen to encounter brake lights, turn signals or hazard lights while driving please do not become so enthralled by them that you lose focus of the road. this is not las vegas and the lights are meant to be informative, not decorative. Take note of them, process their meaning as explained above (QUICKLY!) and return your attention to the road. In the case of blinking lights please do not continue to take note of every blink, simply note that they are blinking and trust they will continue blinking until the driver disengages the hazard or turn signal.

IT'S LEGAL!! - "La RS 32:327 C. Flashing lights are prohibited except on authorized emergency vehicles, school buses, or on any vehicle as a means of indicating a right or left turn, or the presence of a vehicular traffic hazard requiring unusual care in approaching, overtaking or passing.
" Therefore if you are operating a vehicle in a low visibility setting (i.e. hazardous) then you are allowed under the law to turn on your hazards so other drivers know to exercise unusual care in approaching, overtaking or passing.

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What is this Yankee shite

It might not be illegal buts its aggravating as shite. frick him.

You left out the most important thing he said "it's the law to turn on your lights in the rain." Daytime running lights don't turn the tail lights on so you need to put on your lights. The lights help others see you and help reduce accidents.

I'm gonna wait for the spinoff thread before answering:
"Do only weak men tell their wife/gf to turn on the flashers while driving in the rain?"

Turning hazard lights on during the rain when it's relatively dark outside is bad for the eyes of the driver behind you. Bright lights flashed at you isn't helpful. Plus on some cars it makes it less noticeable when they are actually braking.

Brian Lee should be fired.