Road users say headlight glare is an issue - but experts warn a solution might not be straightforward.

Headlight glare is getting worse according to drivers, with less people wanting to drive in the dark this year than last.

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

Advocates are calling on the federal government and car manufacturers to adjust their policies around headlights because there needs to be a better balance between solutions to help drivers see while ...

Everyone has felt their retinas sizzle as beams of obnoxiously bright headlights from surrounding cars momentarily blind them. If you’ve ever felt like headlights are getting brighter, it’s not your ...

Headlight technology has evolved dramatically since the mid-70s, boosting nighttime visibility but causing glare issues for oncoming drivers, prompting potential changes in regulations for safer roads ...

Modern LED headlights are growing brighter, raising glare complaints and safety risks as outdated federal standards lag ...

No you're not imagining it. Headlights have gotten brighter, and people driving on dark roads since the start of Daylight Saving Time have felt the impact. Before LED lights were introduced, many auto ...