Millions of Drivers Off the Streets as Britons Call for Swift Changes to LED Headlights

Groundbreaking research from the RAC reveals that millions of drivers in the UK are reducing their nighttime driving due to the glare from bright LED headlights, with a quarter of respondents indicating they now drive less at night because of this issue. Common concerns among motorists include difficulty in discerning vehicle signals, judging the positions of oncoming cars, and assessing their speed. The rise in reported glare has raised public concern, particularly regarding SUVs and their elevated headlights, which contribute to the problem. In response, the UK government has commissioned a study to explore the causes of headlight glare and potential solutions, as current data links dazzling headlights to an average of 280 annual collisions. The RAC emphasizes the need for measures to address this growing frustration among drivers, urging action from both industry and government to improve road safety.

Millions of Drivers Off the Streets as Britons Call for Swift Changes to LED Headlights

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