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Are car headlights too bright? - Liverpool Echo

Motorists say they are feeling the strain of brighter headlights ‘more than ever before’, according to the AA.

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London

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Minister seeks to ease road safety concerns over brighter LED headlights

The Department for Transport has commissioned independent research to find out what is going on and determine whether new rules are needed

Daily Mirror

Reach plc

Government orders urgent probe into headlights after 216 crashes

Evening Standard

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Motoring experts say it’s clear that, for a proportion of drivers, glare affects them profoundly on the roads at night

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Newcastle upon Tyne

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Drivers raise safety fears over brighter headlights and being 'blinded'

Hundreds of crashes are being blamed on dazzling headlights every year

Stoke Sentinel

Stoke-on-Trent

AA and RAC demand action as drivers 'blinded' by LED headlights

Bright LED headlights are causing a great strain for UK drivers, the AA has said, and it is asking for Government research on the topic

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Drivers 'feeling the strain' of bright headlights 'more than ever' says AA

Road safety campaigners are calling for the Government to do more to address the issue of bright headlights dazzling drivers on the road, as a Department for Transport investigation continues.Future of Roads Minister Lilian Greenwood said the DfT's assessment of the safety of LED headlights does not show "any discernible trend to suggest that advances in lighting technology are contributing negatively".A Labour MP, Graeme Downie, who has raised …

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Labour urged to launch new driving laws to address issues with bright headlights - 'Dangerous!'

Photo Andrew Milligan/PA Wire Motorists are “feeling the strain” of brighter headlights “more than ever before”, campaigners have said after a transport minister sought to ease road safety concerns. Lilian Greenwood, asked for the Department for Transport’s assessment of the safety of LED headlights, said statistics “do not show any discernible trend to suggest that advances in lighting technology are contributing negatively” to road vehicle col…

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The government could act to reduce the strength of headlights in cars, after drivers warned that they were being dazzled at night.

Ministers urged to clamp down on bright LED headlights, as drivers left 'blinded' by glare

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