Same in Poland. I drive an old car and I hate new cars with every fiber.

Here's what I got from Google translate. I can't vouch for the accuracy.

During the darker months, we spend more time driving in the dark, and luckily Bosch invented the electric headlight back in 1913. But some clever engineer figured more is always better, and so headlights have become increasingly brighter to this day, where I can no longer distinguish between high and low beams. Not only are they both as bright as the sun, but even on the lowest setting, I can see about as much as a mole seeing lightning.

And since every yoga mom now needs an SUV to navigate the bumps in the city center that resemble the Alps, these two light sources, which make Chernobyl look like a feeble flashlight, are conveniently mounted right at my eye level to guarantee the most efficient retinal distance.

So, every time, we drive past each other practically blind, hoping not to collide and not to have our own lights extinguished by the headlights.

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