Wtf lmao no...I'm talking about the amount of cars you need to turn them off for. It was an exaggeration

Also, in talking about northern Vermont. It Syed to be way less populated. But just the other day, the roads were ice, and some idiot blew by me in the interstate to go flying off the road just ahead of me. Literally pulled over and had to tell them when they got out to not be driving that fast in those conditions...they were chill, just said "thank you brother" and left lol. But there's a ton of people up there now and they don't have any idea how to drive in Vermont...

I only visit Vermont a few time a year now, and i literally can't drive a few miles without 2 or 3 people high beaming me. Not sure how you're not seeing it more often...

Proper education is needed on high beam usage. You simply cannot see far enough at ~60mph with low beams. It's physically impossible at those speeds to react quick enough.

I'm not sure there's a problem with high beams on the Interstate if there aren't cars around you for a couple hundred yards...

Don't understand the downvotes. I'm speaking the truth. You can't react quick enough at speeds over 60mph with only low beams on, it's literally physically impossible.

However, I rarely use high beams up in Vermont because the traffic is so much more than I remember growing up. It's on/off/on/off every 5 seconds.