Do you have trouble with light when you drive?
#1
When the sun is at a certain level in the sky, I am just blinded by it! I can't even see the street signs in front of me at a certain time of day. Even going in the opposite direction is hard, because it gets in all my rear-view mirrors.
Those sun visors in the car help, but they don't cover the spot where the inside rear-view mirror is.
And at night, the glare from headlights and even traffic lights is really getting to me.
What about you, and do you have any advice?
Those sun visors in the car help, but they don't cover the spot where the inside rear-view mirror is.
And at night, the glare from headlights and even traffic lights is really getting to me.
What about you, and do you have any advice?
#3
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Originally Posted by lovequilts
Go to the Eye Dr. You may have a catarac......
I also think older eyes don't adapt as well to changes of light.
I have the same problems.
Also, driving at night when it's raining
#5
Oh yes!! I don't drive at night unless I absolutely have too! I try to avoid driving into the sun. The last year I worked, I had to drive into the sun at the worst possible time each day. I loved those cloudy days!! ;-)
#7
I do have cataracts, and I know that accounts for some of the night glare. So you think that's causing the daylight problems, too?
I was hoping it was a common problem and there was something you could buy for your windshield for the glare. Or soe better kind of sunglassess...
I was hoping it was a common problem and there was something you could buy for your windshield for the glare. Or soe better kind of sunglassess...
#10
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Originally Posted by Lisanne
When the sun is at a certain level in the sky, I am just blinded by it! I can't even see the street signs in front of me at a certain time of day. Even going in the opposite direction is hard, because it gets in all my rear-view mirrors.
Those sun visors in the car help, but they don't cover the spot where the inside rear-view mirror is.
And at night, the glare from headlights and even traffic lights is really getting to me.
What about you, and do you have any advice?
Those sun visors in the car help, but they don't cover the spot where the inside rear-view mirror is.
And at night, the glare from headlights and even traffic lights is really getting to me.
What about you, and do you have any advice?
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