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| 82 | NHTSA-1998-4124-1074 | 1 | union_alias | 8038252a | 2007-09-26T04:00:00Z | 0 | Niko Pfaffee - Comments | I have difficulties assessing the distance and speed of oncoming vehicles with DRL when I wait in an intersection to make a left turn. I also fear to overlook a single car with no DRL in a group of DRL equipped vehicles. Being in Canada, this is a regular occurance. I think the car industry is the modern mafia, shamelessly extorting more and more money from car owners with no defenses. Automobiles are purposely equipped with obstacles against self- help repairs. (e. g. an ever changing array of special-tools-required fasteners, on board computers and other nonsense gadgets that take control away from the owner). I feel like ripping all the redundant wiring out of a new car and rewire it simply with switches and relays that do what I want them to do when I want them to do it. My only defense is driving 20 year old Toyotas. | NHTSA-2007:2007-01-01:2007-12-31 |