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What do you guys do about the frontal glare? Just wondering.
When driving at night, you should focus on following the white line on your right hand side to avoid the glare of oncoming headlights.
Usually ignore them. It’s not worth getting in a road rage incident, or having them follow you home and slash your tires.
Glasses with anti glare coating (in my experience, about 9 months later the lenses need to be redipped). For sunglare, sunglasses.
OY PBA.
Anti glare glass is a great idea. There was atime it was so bad, I put on those orange wraparound glare-cutting glasses (but I do not recommend this, as it might not be legal to drive at night that way – it DID help, though).
Keep your windshield clean, inside and outside. Will solve most problems.
VERY Important! Buy a pair of POLARIZED sun glasses!
There is truly a difference. Polarized is NOT a brand or trade name. It is a real difference in the type of lens.
Want to prove it? Go to place that sells sun glasses and hold up TWO pairs of Polarized glasses. Put one in front of the other as you look through them, and then turn ONE pair 90 degrees. You will see that it totally blacks out. Regular sun glasses will NOT do this, even the most expensive ones.
This makes a HUGE difference in relief from glare and the eye fatigue it causes.
I just switch on my full beams and fog lights at the other driver it usually does the trick, otherwise I just keep it on till I pass that car and put it back onto the standard dipped headlights.
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