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wasupaloopa

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1. I use live in Kalamazoo MI driving there from Ohio when going through Three Rivers at night

Reply to left-of-center2012 (Original post)

Sat Jun 8, 2019, 06:38 PM

Jun 2019

I would faintly see a single red flashing light in the distance. If you were not aware that there might be buggies on the road you not know what you were coming upon. It always seemed like an accident waiting to happen.

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(Michigan) Pickup hits Amish horse-drawn carriage, killing 2 kids [View all] left-of-center2012 Jun 2019 OP

I use live in Kalamazoo MI driving there from Ohio when going through Three Rivers at night wasupaloopa Jun 2019 #1

... left-of-center2012 Jun 2019 #2

Hard to see at night wasupaloopa Jun 2019 #3

People who can't see red lights at night shouldn't drive left-of-center2012 Jun 2019 #4

I think its about luminocity. The distance a light can be seen is a function of lumens. 3Hotdogs Jun 2019 #5