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	<title>Comments on: The Gripe Guy On Lights</title>
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		<title>By: Michael Schroeder</title>
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		<description>Jim - the switch is either on the dash to the left of steering wheel or on the steering column.  In some vehicles that are smarter than the driver the headlights actually come on by themselves.  Suggest you get your manual out.

Moving here in the early 90s and coming since the med 80s, it has never been an issue.  And not that I like many others have spent multiple millions of dollars to live here don&#039;t want it screwed up.  Funny also that if you are actually out in the daytime, you know where the restaurants are.  Hell, there are only two streets in the entire town.  How tough can it be?  And I am still waiting for the brilliant comments on how these lights protect pedestrians in the day when the traffic is like….really heavy?  If you are that afraid to venture out at night, considering there are virtually NO street lights on side streets, for the safety of all of us, PLEASE stay home.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Jim &#8211; the switch is either on the dash to the left of steering wheel or on the steering column.  In some vehicles that are smarter than the driver the headlights actually come on by themselves.  Suggest you get your manual out.</p>
<p>Moving here in the early 90s and coming since the med 80s, it has never been an issue.  And not that I like many others have spent multiple millions of dollars to live here don&#8217;t want it screwed up.  Funny also that if you are actually out in the daytime, you know where the restaurants are.  Hell, there are only two streets in the entire town.  How tough can it be?  And I am still waiting for the brilliant comments on how these lights protect pedestrians in the day when the traffic is like….really heavy?  If you are that afraid to venture out at night, considering there are virtually NO street lights on side streets, for the safety of all of us, PLEASE stay home.</p>
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