Can you see gun metal/dark silver cars on the road?

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Honestly I've had two car accidents and it's with that color of car I can't see them they blend in scarily with the roads, and I don't think I could be the only one.

Answer 1

Anonymous

I can see them but they are hard to see when it’s raining, they tend to blend in

Kkstarzz96

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Exactly it's when the weather or time of day changes they fade away. I don't know why this isn't a safety issue for car manufacturers.
Opinion Owner

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Yeah it does happen and I’ve had it happen once where I didn’t notice the car right away because of that so it is a wonder why there are not more accidents because of that color
Kkstarzz96

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Right like it just happened to me right now no accident though but I'm just annoyed cause I don't want an accident and it's a very popular car color if not the most. My car is blue
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Opinion Owner

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At least if they have their lights on automatically then you can see them

Answer 2

Kkstarzz96

Exactly it's when the weather or time of day changes they fade away. I don't know why this isn't a safety issue for car manufacturers.

Answer 3

Opinion Owner

Yeah it does happen and I’ve had it happen once where I didn’t notice the car right away because of that so it is a wonder why there are not more accidents because of that color

Answer 4

Kkstarzz96

Right like it just happened to me right now no accident though but I'm just annoyed cause I don't want an accident and it's a very popular car color if not the most. My car is blue

Answer 5

Opinion Owner

At least if they have their lights on automatically then you can see them

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purplepoppy | 1.4K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

Master

I agree. Its worse with large trailers, theyre almost invisible in the dark

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chriscdi | 1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

Master

thats why you got headlights missy, turn them on

Kkstarzz96

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They are on
chriscdi

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sounds to me like you got fogged headlights, that effects the brightness, have your headlights polished is my recommendation if they are fogged up, if not, maybe you have very low voltage on your headlights, can be the bulbs or the headlights, hopefully its the bulbs, try getting some LEDs
Kkstarzz96

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I see everyone getting leds, is that a new trend
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chriscdi

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I don't know but they are stronger, i dont see people with LEDs, maybe where you are, im guessing its because of the same problem as you, is it snowing or rainy or foggy cause if so it could explain why everyone there is getting LEDs

Answer 8

Kkstarzz96

They are on

Answer 9

chriscdi

sounds to me like you got fogged headlights, that effects the brightness, have your headlights polished is my recommendation if they are fogged up, if not, maybe you have very low voltage on your headlights, can be the bulbs or the headlights, hopefully its the bulbs, try getting some LEDs

Answer 10

Kkstarzz96

I see everyone getting leds, is that a new trend

Answer 11

chriscdi

I don't know but they are stronger, i dont see people with LEDs, maybe where you are, im guessing its because of the same problem as you, is it snowing or rainy or foggy cause if so it could explain why everyone there is getting LEDs

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worldscolide | 2.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

Guru

I can, but in my state most cars have DRL's

Kkstarzz96

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What is DRL's?
worldscolide

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Daylight running lamps. Basically head lights are always on in some way shape or form

Answer 13

Kkstarzz96

What is DRL's?

Answer 14

worldscolide

Daylight running lamps. Basically head lights are always on in some way shape or form

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