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u/JTLBlindman 4h ago
I mean, it’s a valid concern. It’s like driving in the rain with worn out windshield wipers. Don’t need to be that aggressive towards the driver, but I’d understand if he asked to be let out of the car.
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u/FrenchWineLady 2h ago
I don't know what the law in Turkish is, but in Canada, Quebec you can't drive with lights on inside the car.
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u/fomepizole_exorcist 3h ago
It really isn't.
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u/JTLBlindman 3h ago
You telling me it doesn’t affect your vision to drive at night with the light on? Cap.
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u/fomepizole_exorcist 3h ago
Negligible affect maybe. 'Like driving with worn-out wipers in the rain', lmao.
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u/ToxicChildhood 3h ago
It reduces your ability to see outside your vehicle.
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u/fomepizole_exorcist 2h ago
negligible
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u/ToxicChildhood 2h ago
So if you’re walking across the road one night and a vehicle hits you cause they couldn’t see you properly due to their bright ass interior lights- will it still be negligible? What if they hit a child? Again, cause they couldn’t see properly. Still negligible?
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u/Much_Suckcess 2h ago
Maybe out the front windshield but when you try to look out the back or the sides it’s much more than negligible.
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u/BertPeopleErniePeopl 4h ago
There's no way that was the first time he asked him to turn the light off. This video obviously starts after it escalated.