I wrote an advice column on this subject a month ago, and AAA is looking at this subject as well. If you missed the advice column, here it is: Headlight glare is becoming more than just an annoyance ...

The government is set to review 'blinding' LED headlights after a survey revealed four in five drivers fear being dazzled by them at night. An assessment of the causes and remedies of glaring LED ...

Anyone who has driven at night recently knows the feeling. An oncoming SUV crests the hill, its LED headlights blazing, and for a moment, the road ahead disappears entirely. You squint, you look away, ...

When behind the wheel, effective headlights can make the difference between life and death. LED bulbs, especially, are good at increasing visibility, ensuring no obstacle gets in your way on dark or ...

Headlight glare remains a persistent issue for drivers despite advancements in automotive lighting technology, according to a new AAA study. We've been hearing about the problem of headlight glare for ...

Newer, brighter LED headlights can be dangerous for oncoming drivers, causing temporary blindness. Adaptive Driving Beam headlights, which can adjust to avoid glare for other vehicles, have been ...

Headlight glare has become a common topic of complaint among people driving at night thanks to brighter LED lights with a bluish tint, taller vehicles and overly bright lights sold on the internet.

Almost everyone who drives at night has experienced it. You are cruising down a dark road when a car approaches from the opposite direction, and suddenly it feels as if someone is shining a flashlight ...

Safety institutions are leaning on crash statistics to dismiss the bright headlight epidemic, but they may be measuring the wrong thing entirely. Lawmakers are considering stricter headlight ...