if you can't see regular taillights on a dark rainy night then you should not be driving.

Hazard lights while driving are legal in Texas but that does not mean they are always helpful.

My own rules are when visibility is limited and when running well below the speed limits its ok. I don't normally unless its one of those frog stranglers but to each his own. At times you can't see 20 feet ahead of your car and then I always try to turn the flashers on.

I run my flashers every day probably 5 hours a day. I drive stop and go on residential streets weaving up to and away from the curb.

if you can't see regular taillights on a dark rainy night then you should not be driving.

Bob....I know why you're being so cantankerous and particular as of late.....it's cuz your college football team SUKS!

It ain't a big deal. I just pass 'em and try to splash their lights out like a boat wake.

with flashers on, if you hit the brake, the brake lights stays on, they don't keep flashing.
My problem is people depending on lights coming on automatically. It has done away with common sense. If you have to use your wipers, the lights need to be turned on. If your dash lights are not on, neither is your tail lights. I don't know why the auto makers don't fix it to where if the wipers come on the lights(all four corners) come on.