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Originally Posted by Z06 Rocket
The laser is diminshed slightly by fog/rain/smoke, but only if it gets thick enough to prevent the laser beam from bouncing off the target and returning to the measuring device. Rain is the best inhibitor since the water bends light.
They work great at night. If anything, the night allows the laser to be seen even easier by the device measuring the beam (over an abundance of light in the daylight sun which is still no big problem).
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It's my understanding that laser isn't allowed at night as the beam could temporarily blind the driver.
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