should all roads have cats eye's?
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Cat's eyes were (I think) first developed during WW2 when we all had to drive around at night with our lights half covered so the Lufwaffe could not see them.\n\nI agree, if you've got dangerous roads on the Isle of Harris, you can ask your councilor about this and why, etc.  \n\nWhat I'm asking myself is, why have I just paid nearly £200 road tax (actually £190) if some of that money is then not spent putting cats eyes down the roads of Harris?\n\nThe late Alen Clark MP (Tory) once said that if we spent all the money generated from road tax actually on the roads, they would be gold plated.\n\nGood luck and hope you'll start a campaign.  Is Harris under the Scottish Parliament?  I've got a couple of Harris Tweed Jackets and seem to recall that Harris, after which the tweed is named, is somewhere in the Western Isles, Scotland!!\n\nHoots mon.  Wishing you a fab New Year.  Best place I think is Edinburgh, pronounced Embrah, if you're from Glasgow.  Especially after a couple of glasses or few of the Scottish Wine.
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Just a quirk of history.  As to safety, there's really no difference.  In places where folks drive on "the other side," the driver is also "on the other side."  This means that visibility remains the same.
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No.\nThere are many places in the U.S. where it ""appears"" that a car will coast ""uphill"". All of them are based on optical illusions.\n\nAnd No, there is NOT a possibility for everything.
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It would lessen the amount of light that enters the eye. The lens must be completely clear, and blood vessels are opaque.
998301
look on the interstate
585388
My wife has the answer for this one. \n\nToo many workers standing around looking into holes in the ground and very few working. \n\nShe claims to observe this fact on all construction work not just roads.
1114487
Actually, I wouldn't mind helping, but my state has already changed most of the roadside reflectors to white. And since it's the states that do the highway building and localities that do the signage, writing to the national government won't do much good. Unless you can get overwhelming support to withhold highway funds, like they did with the drinking age.
395019
yes......it has been said to cause blindness....lol
650401
More cat ears...I love em...As you probably know, at least in America we are programmed to see and except ONLY beautiful and flawless, no imperfections.  Must be perfect eye color, hair, tan, shape etc.  Truth is we do want those things but most common sense adults know that can't always be so.  Stretch marks are a part of life and are accepted.  I don't think you'll be shunned by any one even if they are noticeable. When I see the marks on a woman who has worn scanty clothing it just doesn't bother me. I just think she has had a baby or lost weight.  It's not "icky" or anything like that.
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I wear Contacts. It will be better so you will be able to see all your blind spots clearly without your glasses getting in the way.
945965
Here's an idea: have your object be a mirror, or at least something reflective.  Animals always think they see another animal in a mirror.  Cats will react by arching, puffing their tails, meowing, and even charging the mirror.
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are you blind ,if not drive around.
934996
Too many mouses here in Britain.\n\n£8 just to enter the city? Your having a fecking laugh.\n\nI suggest that everybody melts a congestion/speed camera today and send a clear message that we dont want these petty little men charging us for the right to use OUR cars on public roads.
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I think there are enough open roads to allow for it safely. Provided the right roads are assigned the correct MPH, then I see no problem with it.
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Cats can see as well as humans,and at times better.Cat vision is designed for detecting motion,useful for hunting.Like humans,cats have binocular vision,although not as well tuned as in humans.This means a cat most likely sees in 3-D,as do humans,which is very useful for judging distance.And there are many other facts at this site http://videoforcats.com/catvision.htm
1136925
When u use the high beams when a care is approaching u are supposed to dim them so u do not blind the driver that is coming your way! Some people just do not know the rules of the road i guess.
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Definitely dogs.  Cats can't look at you with big, sad eyes.  Dogs are also more loving.