Six in 10 U.S. drivers say headlight glare is a problem when driving after dark, and nearly three-quarters of those affected believe the problem has worsened over the past decade, according to a new AAA survey released March 24.
The findings add to a growing body of research on headlight glare and its safety implications. For collision repair facilities, the issue intersects with evolving headlight technology, increasing headlight restoration and replacement work, and the expanding role of advanced driver assistance systems that rely on sensor visibility tied to headlight design.
“Headlight glare has become a major source of frustration and
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