This is for all you pickup truck drivers out there.

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Especially for the tall trucks with the jacked up springs and the over sized tires. Do you have any idea what it is like to be driving in front of you at night when you run right up on my bumper with your headlights flooding my car and reflecting off my mirrors and even the backs of my glasses. Would it hurt you to dim your lights?? Really?? If you want to go faster than I am just get in the other lane and go around. Trust me, I am wringing every last mph out of my car that the speed limit will allow and if that is not fast enough for you I would rather have you in front of me anyway. That way when you wreck your truck I will have time to avoid getting caught up in your accident. And by the way, what part of speed limit don't you understand. If you are coming up to a construction zone and the sign says "55mph, speed limit strictly enforced," why do you speed up. Do you have so much money that you don't care if you get a ticket? While we are on that subject. There is a stretch of interstate that starts in Chattanooga and crosses back into Georgia for a few miles before it goes back to TN. Now the speed limit on that stretch of road is 70mph until you cross into GA then it drops back to 65. Can you spell speed trap? Honestly, those Dade county cops are just waiting for you to speed through their little fiefdom so you can add your hard earned money to their coffers. So go ahead, speed on through, I'll watch from the rear. But back to headlights, I don't know who invented those new ones that dim themselves and look blue. If they were supposed to be an improvement I would have to say they are not. The light hurts my eyes and the automatic dimming doesn't kick in until the car is almost past you and it doesn't kick in at all when it is coming up behind you. Anyway, I realize it is hard to see the road at night especially at a high rate of speed, but please have some consideration for the other drivers you are sharing the road with.