Paramedic Brian Anderson logs more than 150 miles during an emergency work shift crisscrossing Long Island roads and beyond. When faced with bright headlight glare from LEDs, he said drivers have ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Drivers say they're routinely getting blinded by surrounding cars' headlights. This isn't because headlight regulations have ...

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, ...

If you feel like headlights have gotten too bright in recent years, you’re not alone. In a recent survey conducted by AAA, six out of 10 drivers reported that glare was a problem when driving at night ...

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 ...

Drivers across America now face a surprising new traffic headache, and it shines straight through the windshield at night.

Thanks to the mass-adoption of LED and HID headlights on passenger cars, the roads at night have become an ever-brighter and paradoxically increasingly dangerous world. Whether it's people who leave ...

Seeing clearly during nighttime driving is one of the most basic, yet most important, tenets of road safety. Not every roadway is illuminated like Vegas with huge overhead lights and roadside signage ...

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 ...