A whopping 57 percent of drivers are sounding the alarm on LED headlights, griping that they're too dazzle-happy for the roads, per a poll by LKQ Euro Car Parts. Not only are these beams causing ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. -Credit:Reach Publishing Services Limited (Reach Publishing Services Limited) More than half of drivers (57 per cent) are ...

More than half of drivers (57 per cent) say that LED headlights are too bright, causing them issues whilst on the roads. A survey found that the same amount think road users are being put at risk ...

As energy-efficient LED lighting becomes more common along roads, scientists are looking for ways to ensure the safety of drivers by assessing the eyestrain associated with glare from the new lights.

A staggering 57 per cent of drivers are complaining that LED headlights are blindingly bright, causing them grief on the roads, according to a survey. The same percentage believe these intense beams ...

Paramedic Brian Anderson logs more than 150 miles during an emergency work shift crisscrossing Long Island roads and beyond. When faced with bright headlight glare from LEDs, he said drivers have ...

More than half of drivers (57 per cent) are struggling with LED headlights, deeming them too bright and problematic for road safety, a survey has uncovered. A similar number voiced their concern about ...