LED headlights have become a common feature in modern vehicles, praised for their energy efficiency, sleek design, and long lifespan. But a growing number of drivers are raising concerns. According to a recent survey, nearly 90% of drivers believe LED headlights are excessively bright, with many describing them as “blinding” or “distracting”—especially on rural or dark roads at night.
While LEDs improve visibility for the driver and consume less energy than halogen bulbs, their sharp, intense beams can cause discomfort or temporary blindness for oncoming drivers. Misaligned headlights, aftermarket kits, or taller vehicles like SUVs and trucks often exacerbate the problem, creating safety risks on the road.
Experts stress that the issue isn’t the technology itself, but how it’s implemented. Poor alignment, overly bright bulbs, and obscured manual adjustments can turn what should be an improvement into a hazard for other drivers.
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