No you're not imagining it. Headlights have gotten brighter, and Michiganders have limited options for dealing with the issue.

A new study has been launched to investigate the impact of LED headlights, which many road users have complained are too bright and cause a 'blinding' effect on other drivers ...

It may not seem obvious at first, but the adjustment on your headlights might be all wrong. How do you know for sure? Among obvious signs that your headlamps aren’t properly aimed are oncoming ...

Of note is that it’s not just LED lights themselves, but also taller vehicles and misaligned headlights, all of which makes it important that the angle of your car’s headlights is proper.

Is it because more headlights are LED now? Is there a limit to how bright ... the factory-set aim can get thrown out of adjustment by normal driving, says Stern. That means the brighter points ...

There have been calls for 'blinding' LED headlights to be banned. However, until a decision is made, drivers are being advised on how to combat the issue ...

October 2024, found 76% of drivers were concerned about collisions caused by headlight glare. Some 55% said some car ...

A petition on the House of Commons website has called for the very bright lights on cars to be removed. It read: "We believe LED headlights need to be banned on public roads. A recent survey found ...