In North Dakota, it is being proposed that highway motorists keep their headlights on.

Sen. Art Behm of Niagara is proposing this to make the cars more visible. “Sometimes, when it’s just the right kind of a day, and (drivers don’t have) their headlights on, you can’t hardly see oncoming traffic until it’s almost too late,” said Behm.The proposal will cover vehicles traveling outside of cities on highways with a speed limit of 55 mph or higher.

According to Behm, there are vehicle manufacturers that are already designing vehicles with headlights turned on whenever it is running.

A similar law is being implemented in Alaska.