Everyone thinks brighter lights mean it’s easier to see when driving at night. But as you’ve learned, that simply isn’t the case!
To improve your night vision while driving, you can try wiping down your windshield
both inside and outside. Built-up dust and dirt can exacerbate glare and make it more difficult to see. You may also benefit from turning down your interior lights. Overly bright lights on your dashboard
can cause issues, as well. If it turns out that it’s not the car that’s the problem, you may want to talk to a doctor or optometrist. Worsening night vision can be a symptom of an underlying condition, including a vitamin A deficiency, glaucoma, or other health issues.
Oh, and skip the yellow glasses. There’s no actual evidence that they work.
Staying safe while driving is key to not only protecting yourself but also keeping your insurance rates low. But even if you have accidents or tickets on your record, Jerry
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