You are assuming the current new drivers and owners of vehicles even know how to use the high beams anymore. LOL When a majority of drivers don't even know when they buy a new vehicle which side to get fuel from or how to look on the dash gauges to see where it is on the vehicle. hahahaha! You expect to much my friend!

 

Lol. I still see lots of flashes if I forget to dim my high beams where I live so some people know how to use them

 

I am not sure I would post on a forum that I forgot to do a safety procedure that has a BLUE LOL light on the dash when activated. The information about the high beam activation was one of several items that new vehicle owners testing to re-new the driving portion as well new first-time drivers testing failed to know on the vehicle they were using as told to me from a friend at the California DVD Driver Test supervisor. I am quite sure it is not a California only phenomenon?
People by human nature think because the know how to drive they don't need to read the Driver handbook when they get a new car. That is easily supported by forum members that come here asking how to do something and some members respond with referencing the owner's handbook. LOL

 

You assumed I was talking about my CX-5. I am not. My Frontier doesn't have auto dimming high beams (in fact the CX-5 is my first car to have this feature and it is always activated). Sometimes I am not quick enough on the draw and get flashed from oncoming drivers in my Nissan...

 

No assumption my statement about drivers in general... and yes you are often....