Modern LED headlights are growing brighter, raising glare complaints and safety risks as outdated federal standards lag ...

The government is set to review 'blinding' LED headlights after a survey revealed four in five drivers fear being dazzled by them at night. An assessment of the causes and remedies of glaring LED ...

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 ...

No, LED headlights do not use more battery than traditional halogen or HID lights. In fact, they use significantly less. A standard halogen headlight typically draws 55 to 65 watts of power, while an ...

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 ...

Interestingly, almost half of drivers who said their latest vehicle had brighter headlights than before admitted they felt safer as a result. However, this still means the remainder either felt no ...

Modern LED headlights producing up to 4,000 lumens are creating visibility challenges and safety concerns for drivers on the road.

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Vehicles used to rely on halogen bulbs for headlights, but the industry has largely switched over to light emitting diode (LED) technology for ...