Headlight Glare Problems Surge Among Drivers
Survey reveals six in 10 drivers experience headlight glare after dark, with concerns growing over worsening conditions and safety implications over the past decade.
Staff Report
ST. LOUIS - A new AAA survey highlights a growing concern among U.S. drivers: headlight glare after dark. AAA found that six in 10 drivers say glare is a problem, and nearly three-quarters of those affected believe it has worsened over the past decade, raising concerns about safety, headlight regulations, and modern lighting standards.“Headlight glare has become a major source of frustration and concern for millions of drivers,” said Greg Brannon, director of automotive engineering a...
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