Summary
A man shared his frustration on Reddit about bright headlights from other cars while driving at night. Many users agreed with him, noting that some headlights are not used legally. There are available solutions like anti-glare materials for mirrors and night-driving visors to reduce glare from headlights.
Key Facts
- A man posted a photo on Reddit showing bright headlights reflecting in his rearview mirror.
- Reddit users mentioned that many bright headlights are not legally used for on-road driving.
- Some headlights are sold for 'off-road use only' but are used on regular roads.
- Users discussed the lack of regulation enforcement for these bright headlights.
- Solutions include anti-glare blocks for mirrors and night-driving visors that help reduce glare.
- Anti-glare film can be applied to rearview mirrors to help visibility.
- Wide-angle rearview mirrors offer glare protection and reduce blind spots when driving.
