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Originally Posted by doppler
I think the biggest culprit is street lighting, not home sensor lights which can be a pain when in neighbors yards. The amount of traffic after midnight is negligible, especially in the suburban back streets. We have a couple of whole subdivisions here, no houses yet but the first thing the council does is to turn on the street lights. Turning night into day while most people are sleeping, surely they could drop the voltage and dim most these lights late at night.
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G'day Rick, sure it's not
this facility?
I think the biggest culprit is actually the commercial sector, incl. retail. They are the least controlled in that respect, and they have the least incentive to cut their light spill now that cheap LED lighting has removed power savings from the equation. Factories, malls, hardware stores, service stations - they can all easily ruin the LP reduction efforts of just about anyone else, and care the least.