I rarely drive at night, mostly because of how strained my eyes get from these lights.

But I recently found a solution. I was shopping for reading glasses, and got the kind with the blue light blocking feature. It's sold for those sitting at a computer or looking at a screen before bed. But I put these glasses on when I had to drive at night, and they saved my eyes.

I know the ideal would be to not have all these headlights on the road, but in the meantime, give this a try and share this info with others 🤓

So, in front of our kitchen window, over 200 meters away, there's this place where they keep buses when they're not in use. A part of the building is a parking lot, for the bus drivers own cars.

And then there's this fucker. Every evening they get into their car and turn on those horrible headlights that hurt my eyes, from 200+ meters away, which is very fun when the kitchen is dark. They're so bright that if the curtains are open and it's entirely dark inside, they illuminate the entire room.

I made an illustration of this:

Anyone else?

Modern headlights are too bright. That's just the reality of driving in this day and age. But is it simply an American problem, or is this a global issue? Why are headlights getting brighter in modern cars? Is this even legal? What are the dangers of LED headlights? And what can we do about this worrying trend? In this month's Roman Report, we'll talk all about LED headlights, why people are sick and tired of them, and why there's reason for hope.

How to Adjust Headlight Alignment: https://cluballiance.aaa.com/the-extra-mile/advice/car/how-to-adjust-headlight-alignment

inside an LED matrix LASER headlight

And followup:
Powerful LASER from car headlight

by DiodeGoneWild

Someone made this nice protest song!

Blinded by the light (and not in a cool way)

Contact me if you want an mp3 or similar.