Light communication question

1698732

{"text":"I am driving, cross-country, towing a tiny home. \n\nI have two questions \n\nShe’s heavy pushing the max on the trailer and my gross vehicle even with the way distribution hitch I’m squatting a bit because I know that I try not to use my highbeams if there’s a hint of another vehicle on site. \n\nHow can I communicate that I don’t have my eyes on. I keep having oncoming traffic blast their highs as they pass, which in this heavy rig in the state roads gets a little Squirrley at times.\n\nSecond, but not in importance.\n\nEven with weight distribution hitch the trailer how is the truck so I’m driving 10/20 under especially downhill. What’s the best way to communicate to the truck behind me that they should go around, that it safe to go around, and any other helpful hints to make everybody’s life easier to be appreciated\n\n","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true,"externalShare":false}

978189

{"replyTo":"","text":"Honestly, it's best to either lighten your load or get a better suited truck to pull that trailer. \n\nAs for the highbeams, people are jerks sometime, but usually they just forget or simply are in a similar situation to yourself, there isn't much you can do, except try to travel during daylight hours.\n\nAs for communicating to other drivers, put on your 4 way flashers and stay to the right, especially up hill and when driving significantly below the speed limiti.e. 45 or 50 on the interstate. Also, get a cheap cb radio and set it to channel 19 and just tell people to go around because you're having problems. We've all been in that situation or similar situations ourselves. typically, just having the 4ways on in the right lane, people get the situation and will go around you and not be angry. hope this helps. Be safe and best wishes.","replyToPid":0}

936953

{"replyTo":"","text":"20 mph under put your 4 ways on. Even though you don’t have your high beams “on” technically you do because now your low beam is pointed too high because of your “squat”. Just look away and ignore it their flash.","replyToPid":0}

1571942

{"replyTo":"","text":"Look straight at the road when on coming traffic has on high beam. 4 way flashers will let traffic behind you know to go around. If they don’t know that, in which there will be a few who don’t, just ignore them. Don’t worry about what is behind you unless you see emergency lights. Be mindful but don’t worry. I drove nights for 11 years and I got use to the on coming lights. ","replyToPid":0}