Daytime Running Lights Road Safety Roads and Highways Transportation

Daytime Running Lights (or DRLs for short) are a safety measure which consists in having the headlights on during the day. It typically uses the high beam bulb, but at a much lower intensity, so that it lasts longer. Many people dislike this measure because the user cannot control it (i.e., they turn on automatically). There is also a debate about the safety benefits of DRLs. The sites in this category contain arguments both for and against the use of Daytime Running Lights.

• - A list of studies both for and against the government mandating Daytime Running Lights and DRLs in general.
  
• - Association for the purpose of actively opposing the effort to place DRLs in every vehicle manufactured or sold in the United States. News, studies, FAQs, surveys, and boycotts.
  
• - Advocates the use of Daytime Running Lights. Presents an analysis of its detractors' view with counterarguments.
  
  

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