A quarter of drivers dazzled by overly bright headlights are limiting their drivetime at night, according to a new survey by ...

A quarter (25%) of drivers who find vehicle headlights too bright are driving less at night because of the issue ... it can make the road harder to see for others. Other potential factors include ...

Results of the research will be used to address the ongoing headlight dazzling problem. If the glare from an oncoming vehicle at night is so bad that you temporarily can't see anything ...

Motorists are avoiding driving at night because they find headlights ... at the conditions most likely to lead to headlight glare, and to see what can be done to address them.

UK drivers "must use headlights when visibility is seriously reduced", according to the Highway Code, which says this applies when you are able to see less than 100m in front of you. This means they ...

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The data shows that 75 per cent of those reluctant to drive at night blame intensely bright headlights making the ... 79 per cent claim it’s hard to see when some vehicles are indicating ...

AA president Edmund King said he believes the piercing headlights are a major contributing factor in collisions on the roads and a quarter of motorists say they avoid driving at night because of them.

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Have you seen chains of lights streaking through the sky? While an interesting site to see, they aren’t, in fact, aliens.

The most in-depth research so far into headlight glare shows the issue is getting worse and forcing people to stop driving at night as well as causing health issues.