They are blinding headlights. The blueish tint of LEDs can make for a white-knuckle ride and make us all wonder: "Whose bright idea was this?" Mark Schieldrop, the Senior Spokesperson for AAA New ...

Limping home, a charred husk, I wonder whether I'm just getting old or if headlights have gotten too bright. Initial research was not flattering. "Problems with glare where the headlight may seem ...

The last thing that people want to happen when they’re driving is to be sprung with a bout of temporary blindness from the headlights of an oncoming vehicle. However, this occurrence is all too ...

Additionally drivers can adjust their side mirrors down reduce the glare from bright lights. Some vehicles even have a night setting in their rear-view mirror. Drivers who have a lever under their ...

It’s happened to every driver at least once: you’re cruising down a pitch black road at night when all of a sudden, the bright headlights of an oncoming car temporarily blind you. It’s a ...

Also much faster than a human could switch off an ordinary high beam headlight. They also dictate extreme narrow lines between bright and dark regions. Ultimately, the NHTSA regulations require ...

You’re driving at night when you’re seemingly blinded by a pair of LED headlights. You might wonder if there’s a limit on how bright headlights can be, or even how headlights that bright are ...