Not having read the report referenced below, I'm a bit in the dark, but
wouldn't there have to be a large percentage of vehicles with DRL's to
have any affect on motorcycle accidents? I don't live in LA, but I do
live in southern California and I haven't seen all that many cars with
DRL's. When this statistic was first mentioned, I thought it was form
Canada where DRY's are mandatory.

Steve and Jo Ann Wacker
San Marcos, Ca.
90 Carat
86 Syncro

On Sat, 9 May 1998 12:14:47 -0700 Jim Arnott <jrasite@EONI.COM> writes:
>Scott McDonell <scott@KONNECTIONS.COM> wrote:
>Subject: Re: Dorky DRL's..
>
>Clipped...
>>there has been statistically proven, more motorcycle deaths,
>since the
>>introduction of those stupid DRL's...

>almost every aspect of 900 motorcycle accidents in the Los Angeles
>area. Additionally, Hurt and his staff analyzed 3,600 motorcycle
>traffic accident reports in the same geographic area.

>Jim Arnott
>Union, OR
>'83.5 Vanagon
>'77 ASI Riviera II
>'84 Honda VF1000F
>

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