Re: rear fog light/front fog

[Harry R Glesner III <hglesner@ast.lmco.com>]

Dear PSCR (artist formally known as IMSA) et al:

>i drive with my front fogs on all the time>

	Would some one PLEASE explain to me why all of these people 
run around town, during the day or night miss using head lights and 
driving lights. Its rude beyond all understanding. Berthoud pass at 
night with no on coming traffic is one thing, but blinding people in 
town under blocks and blocks of mercury vapor lights make no sence. 
Not to mention the SUV/Truck "things" that already have their head 
lights a rear window height, then compound the problem with projector 
driving lights on all the time(Dodge Dakotas,Ford Expedtions etc).
	People have lost all sence of civility, its become ME,ME,ME! 
Aren't I cool with me driving lights on blinding everyone around me. 
Lets see that seems to be the same group of people that weave all 
over their "lane" on I470 @ 80mph talking on the phone while piloting 
their Suburbans allown. The same people that will not think twice 
about turning left over a double yellow line on Broadway (not from a 
turn lane) and screw up the street for blocks and cause any number of 
"close calls", or real metal to metal problems.
	Please don't come back to me and say that you point the 
driving lights down, so that makes it ok...I don't think so, your 
still putting out the offending light, it's just not aimed in our 
faces.
	It's not legal in the state of Colorado to run more that two 
sets of lights at a time, and I've yet to look into the legality of 
this miss use of hight performance lighting, and if the legislation 
is not in place I'm going to lean on my reps to craft laws to make 
such self serving miss use illegal.
	
Rick Glesner
Littleton, Colorado
'91 90q20v
'82 911 SC Porsche
'83 Rx-7 SCCA Spec Racer #27