Lol yes, based off of YOUR Reddit comment

So then you are assuming based on reddit comments. I think only one of us has "real life experience" when it comes to my vehicle.

The multiple occasions you are flashed by oncoming traffic

High beam laws in Vermont would make no sense. How are you supposed to drive I-91 at night without high beams?

On my local lake I wait for the ice fisherfolk to go out and auger some holes. They mess up the ice but theyre the best certainty around.

So how do you know I need my headlights adjusted? I do not have a GMC and I have not made any modification to my vehicle.

No, a vast majority do. Also hundreds of thousand of GMCs were recalled due to headlights being too bright. There’s a huge amount of people who raise their trucks and do not adjust them as well.

Lake dunmore had open water last week. The shallower parts freeze quicker, the south end and west side. The east side from Branbury to the north cove was still unfrozen early last week.

Middlebury has an ice rink.

So every single truck from the factory needs it's headlights adjusted? Is that what you are telling me?

Or real life experience?

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Same here.

Better than assuming there is something wrong with them based on some reddit comments.

I’m sure that was just your assumption while you were 3ft away from said sedans bumper

Most new cars have a hight cutoff on the low beam. They are bright for sure but majority of the time that's not the issue. Although the auto high beams is a terrible idea.

It was never this bad until I moved to Vermont. Is this how you own the flatlanders?... leave your highs on when going southbound while jerries are coming northbound?

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They don't need adjustment they are just bright. The upper bound is below a sedans rear window on level ground.

No they don't they are just bright. The upper bound is below a sedans rear window on level ground when I am behind them.

It's a joke dude. I'm not really x-raying anyone don't worry.

I plan to skate there for sure! Mostly looking for a place that I can go to any time of day!

Vergennes!

https://vergennesvt.myrec.com/info/default.aspx

you should bring it to your dealer and have the headlights adjusted. It's terrible, and not your fault of course, but a lot of cars coming off the assembly line do not have properly adjusted lights.

Always smart to be thinking about safety when it comes to ice skating on lakes, ponds, and rivers.

With a high today of 20 degrees in Middlebury, I’m pretty sure lakes and ponds would be solid and thick. River currents can be a problem. Lake Champlain freezes more slowly but Dunmore. Not sure why you are concerned.

The bigger obstacle might be too much snow. Do they plow/clear it?

Your factory headlights need to be adjusted.