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Federal government looking to crack down on headlight glare in effort to make driving safer
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· October 8, 2026
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Key points The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced updates to standards for certain vehicle features. Safety on the roads is a priority for the federal government, which is taking steps to reduce headlight glare.
Safety on the roads is a priority for the federal government, which is taking steps to reduce headlight glare. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced updates to standards for certain vehicle features.
Changes are planned for several areas, including how headlights affect other road users. The agency will also look at new lighting technologies and how to improve driver visibility.
Further information on these updates is available, including details on the specific areas being addressed, such as testing procedures and headlamp performance.
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Published: October 8, 2026 ·
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