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Describes intense headlight glare, reduced driving and outdoor activity, and feeling unsafe on roads. Calls attention to enforcement of lighting rules.
- LED headlights & glare:
blinding headlights
- Housing, work & access barriers:
prisoner in my own house
- Exposure limits & oversight:
brights laws
because of the blinding headlights i half to wear a couple lairs of sunglass to compensate and even then it's not enough because some of those lights are worse than others and i also half to tilt my rear version minor to prevent being completely blind and I'm still some what blind even with the tinting of my minor by those lights and when the cars with those blinding headlights pass me on the right or left lane i still get blast by there headlights in the side version minor
and with the lights being so bright that you can't see i don't feel safe on the road any more and i don't drive unless it's absolutely necessary like to work or the food store or other things like that and i won't go out side of my house because you can't be out side for even 5 min’s without being blasted by those kind of light so it's like I'm a prisoner in my own house because of those kind of light
and there use to be a brights law but these new lights are many times brighter then are brights are so by them allowing them on these car the brights laws are not being enforce any more
and any one that needs lights that are that bright just to see the road probably should be driving at night in the first place