Posted on 6/27/2025
Driving at night presents unique challenges, and glare from headlights and streetlights is one of the most common complaints. Whether it’s the bright beams of oncoming traffic, poorly aimed headlights, or the reflection of lights off wet roads, glare can significantly reduce your visibility and reaction time. If you find yourself squinting or struggling to keep your eyes focused during nighttime drives, it's time to take action. Glare isn't just a nuisance. It can be a safety hazard. When visibility is compromised, so is your ability to judge distances, spot obstacles, and react quickly to changes in traffic. Fortunately, there are several effective ways to reduce glare and improve your confidence behind the wheel after dark. Keep Your Windshield Clean Inside and Out It might seem simple, but a dirty windshield is one of the biggest contributors to glare. Dirt, smudges, and streaks scatter light, making it harder to see clearly. Even a light film on th ... read more