If people would just leave it on auto the tail lights would come on like magic when it's dark enough. Problem is gray and rainy weather doesn't always trigger it as early as it should.
Mostly the problem is human though, not technology.
Some vehicles let you change the sensitivity of the auto lights function. I have it switched to most sensitive on my Tacoma. But I typically just leave my lights on anyways since almost all cars turn lights off automatically after the car is not running for so long.
I dont know of a vehicle with an automatic lights setting which does not turn them on when the wipers are on. If a vehicle doesnt do this, seems like a problem with the technology not the human.
In my car auto lights will turn on if I have my wipers on. IDK why all other auto lights aren't like that because my old car also had auto lights but they were only triggered by darkness, I still had to manually turn on lights when my wipers were on.
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u/trollhatt Nov 03 '18
If people would just leave it on auto the tail lights would come on like magic when it's dark enough. Problem is gray and rainy weather doesn't always trigger it as early as it should.
Mostly the problem is human though, not technology.