As the clocks go back this weekend, a huge chunk of drivers fear the dazzling effect of other vehicles’ headlights, research claims.
It causes so much concern that one in four motorists affected by glare plan on reducing or even giving up driving when the time adjustment happens.
Four in five drivers say they are concerned about the impact glare will have on their driving as darkness falls in the late afternoon, research by the RAC has found.
And three-quarters of those affected by glare think the problem is getting progressively worse.
This is because the vehicle headlights designed to show drivers the road
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