On city streets and country roads, around every turn there’s blinding lights making hard to see the road when you’re driving.

Valeo SA has developed a system called Beamatic Premium that allows drivers to keep their high-beams on at all times while still protecting other drivers from being blinded while driving.

Having a good set of (working) headlights is ... being installed in cars, often replacing the old-style halogen bulbs that have a very different color spectrum and beam patterns, to the dismay ...

Lately, I find oncoming headlights on new SUVs ... is better for overall safety. Car companies have developed technology to tackle glare, including high-beam assist, which automatically dims ...

It has been reviewed by Cars.com Senior News ... oncoming drivers flashing their lights at you because your lights are blinding them even without your high beams turned on, or the road ahead ...

Ohio’s law regarding headlights requires a car’s high beams to be bright enough to reveal a person or vehicle at least 350 feet away, and a car’s low beam headlights to be bright enough to reveal at ...

Washington state law states that low beams “shall be ... laws haven’t kept up with headlight technology. Do you have to be on the same roadway as another car to be considered “oncoming?” ...

Ohio’s law regarding headlights requires a car’s high beams to be bright enough to reveal a person or vehicle at least 350 feet away, and a car’s low beam headlights to be bright enough to ...