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Hello all. I got these new tail lights for my 10th gen civic sport sedan and I’m planning to install them this weekend. However, they didn’t come with very clear instructions and so I’m a bit confused as to what that white socket (the one that I marked an x on) is for.

Basically, the 3 plugs that I have labeled are for the brake light, turn signal, and reverse light. Before plugging in the tail lights to the car (using the car’s wiring harness obviously), you just have to transfer the old brake light, turn signal, and reverse light sockets from your OEM tail lights to those plugs that I have labeled. As for that white socket though, that one came with these new tail lights and again, I’m not sure what it’s for. Most notably, when I take that white socket out, it’s not plugged into anything- it’s just a gaping hole in there.

I don’t wanna mess anything up when installing these and I also want to do it correctly. Does anyone know what that white socket is for?

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Clearly a company truck but anyways, I ended up behind this guy after he aggressively reversed out of a driveway into the road.

After that, I had a front row seat in watching him drive in between two different lanes at once, sit at the green light, speed, brake hard, and also continue through a turn only lane even after it concluded.

Perhaps he was on something or maybe he’s just an aggressive driver. Nonetheless, I quite frequently see poor driving like this come from people who are driving a company vehicle.

My theory is that the bad driving coming from someone who’s driving their companies vehicle is likely a result of them just not giving a shit since it’s not their personal vehicle (and therefore, they don’t really care what happens to it). With that being said, it seems like companies need to start monitoring their employees while they’re driving the company vehicle.

For the past few months (ever since around April or May) I’ve been having this issue with my Apple CarPlay when I’m using directions (like Apple Maps) on it. Basically, the display becomes all pixelated and the colors become washed out. It’s so annoying because it does this damn near every single time that I use directions via Apple CarPlay. Most of the time it will literally become so pixelated to the point where I can’t even make out the directions on the screen anymore.

On Reddit and even Facebook, I’ve seen posts from people who are having this same exact issue and upon taking a look at the comments, I just see people saying a handful of different things like: “it’s the cable” or “it’s your car” or “it’s your phone” or “you just need to reboot your headunit” etc.

With that being said, I’m not sure what the real cause of this is. Though, I will say that I don’t at all think it’s due to the cable that I’m using for Apple CarPlay because I’ve tried using a variety of different cables for CarPlay and none of them made any sort of change. I’ve also tried rebooting my head unit and even factory resetting it…again, that wasn’t any help either.

By the way, whenever my screen start getting all pixelated like this, if I click out of Apple Maps and then re open it (or do the split screen), it will temporarily fix the issue for maybe like a minute but then it will soon start doing it again :/

I have an iPhone 17 pro max and I’ve had it since October 2025. However, this issue with my CarPlay issue started in like April or May 2026 so for months even while I had this phone, I didn’t have this problem. Also yes, I have the latest software updates installed on my phone.

Any answers on what this is ACTUALLY due to would be greatly appreciated.

Hello all. I have a 2019 civic sport sedan and want to put a type r front bumper on it. I’ve always disliked the look of the front bumper on the sedan and have favored the si and type r front bumpers much more. Anyways, I’m not sure if I’m going to get the bumper from the website that i have shown in the second pic or if I’m going to get one from somewhere else.

I will say though, the front bumper in the second pic does come with the fog light trims which is honestly super convenient considering everywhere else that I’ve looked for type r bumpers doesn’t seem to include the fog light trims (which means I’d just have to buy the type r fog light trims separately)

I’m aware that before putting the bumper on, I’ll have to take it somewhere to get my paint color matched since none of these companies that sell these things paint it for you but like, where would I even take it to in order to have that done?

Lastly, besides having to buy fog light panels if I happen to get the bumper from somewhere that doesn’t include them, is there anything else that I need to buy in order to make this fit on my sedan or am I good? As for the actual fog lights themselves, will the bulbs from my sedan fit into the bulb holes on the new fog light panels just fine orrr?

Alright so I bought this under armour jacket from the ua website and as you can see in the second pic (which is a picture of the jacket that I received), it looks a little different than the one that is pictured on their website…aka the one that I ordered.

If you didn’t happen to notice what I’m talking about: the UA logo is not on the chest as it’s actually on the side of the arm. Not only that, but the logo is just the singular ua logo by itself…unlike the ua logo + the boxed in “under armour” bold text that the website has shown.

At first I thought this was just ua accidentally sending me the wrong jacket, however that was quickly proven wrong when I inspected the product # listed on the tag of the jacket that I had received and then compared it to that of the one listed on ua’s website. The product numbers were the exact same. Also too, I’ve seen pics from other people who bought this exact same jacket and the one that they received looks exactly like mine (where it looks a little different than the one that ua has shown). It’s important to mention that if the incorrect photos of this jacket that ua has displayed on their store website were just an accident, then they would have corrected it by now considering that this jacket has been up on their website since mf December (that’s actually when I first saw it and added it to my favorites).

Anyways customer service was absolutely no help so I’m just gonna keep the jacket or maybe sell it for some money back. Honestly who knows how many other clothing items on ua’s website are being falsely advertised🤦🏻‍♂️

I just don’t understand HOW people will somehow manage to cross over into your lane during a double right turn or a double left turn despite there being a literal dotted white line separating the turning lanes from one another…

I live in an area with a good number of intersections that have double turn lanes (mind you, these intersections all have a dotted white line to separate the turning lanes form one another) and I have frequent encounters with people who will mindlessly cross over the dotted line mid turn and then I get cut off. I also see this happen to other people just as often

It makes you wonder if they need to start making these dotted lines bright flashing lights instead of pavement markings because lord have mercy

I have a 2019 Honda civic and for a few months now, I have been having an ongoing issue with the graphics becoming all weird looking when I’m connected to Apple CarPlay in my car. To better explain, the screen becomes all pixelated and then the colors also look washed out. When this happens, it’s completely random and it isn’t triggered by anything specific (for an example: using a certain app on CarPlay such as Spotify). Anyways, some days my CarPlay will do this to me, meanwhile some days it will be completely fine🤷🏼‍♂️

However, I did notice that whenever this happens, if I click out of Apple CarPlay, the graphics look completely fine on my car’s display system (such as the Home Screen).

I can’t tell if this is caused by some sort of issue with my car, or if it is an Apple related CarPlay issue :/

These scratches and swirl marks really bother me and I want to minimize them as much as possible but don’t know how. Any tips?

So far I’ve got Lamar Jackson, Jeremy Chinn, DK Metcalf, and Lawrence Taylor vapor fuse jerseys. I plan to get Jaxon smith njigba soon

The pics I provided are from just a single 30 minute drive today. Also, the pics were taken while I was stopped at a red light (in which is the topic of this post).

Anyways, I’ve noticed that while I’m stopped at a red light, I will have absolutely no one behind me for a bit but then suddenly, someone will come speeding from up behind me and then will come to a halt just inches away from my car. I also see this happen to other people who are stopped as well.

While I’m stopped, if there’s a car in front of me, I always keep a safe distance that allows me to be able to see both of their rear tires touching the pavement (which is literally what ur taught in driving school). Yet, other people just don’t seem to believe in doing this.

It’s honestly just mad annoying when people do this and it’s also nerve wracking too because it genuinely looks like you’re about to be rear ended when you’ve got someone fast approaching from up behind you in which they decide to hit their brakes at the last mf minute (ultimately leaving them to stop literally RIGHT on your ass)

I’m so sorry if this is long. Anyways, yields (aka yields that are used in replacement of right turns) genuinely give me anxiety because of the fact that sometimes you have to come to a complete stop and yield to oncoming traffic, meanwhile on the other hand, sometimes you DONT have to stop because the fact that the yield has it’s own dedicated lane that follows immediately after it.

Because of this, I get confused on whether or not I should stop when I’m using a yield. See, I don’t want to proceed through a yield without stopping and then I end up getting dumped into oncoming traffic and cause an accident (which I’ve literally seen happen to someone before) but on the other hand, I also don’t want to come to a complete stop at a yield and then hold up traffic behind me if stopping turns out to not even be necessary (like if the yield happens to have it’s own dedicated lane)

Now I know you may be thinking to yourself “um ok…well why don’t you just look ahead of time to see if the yield has a dedicated lane to use?” Well, it’s because I’ve discovered that a lot of time, you can’t even tell if there’s a dedicated lane or not UNTIL you’ve already made it through the little bend/curved part of the yield. Because of that, in the event that there turns out to not be a dedicated lane (ultimately leaving you to have to stop and yield to oncoming traffic before proceeding), then you’ll be stopped in an area of the yield where you’re out of view from the people who are coming up from behind you in which is where you can be at risk for being rear ended.

I’ve tried to go about using yields by entering and proceeding through them with sort of like a rolling stop until I’m able to get a clear view of further down the yield and can see if there’s a dedicated lane or not. However, even with taking this approach, I’m afraid that if I do end up having to stop, that someone behind me who doesn’t see me stopped will end up rear ending me.

Anyways, I used screenshots that I took from a pov drive video to use as an example of what I’m talking about. As you can see in the pics, you can’t tell if that yield has its own dedicated acceleration lane or not until you’re damn near approaching the end of the yield.