Driving during the winter is tough enough with icy roads and gusty winds, but add nighttime to the mix, and you have a recipe for serious driving challenges. It doesn't matter what type of driver you ...

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If you’ve ridden at night recently and found yourself squinting through your visor at a sea of dazzling white beams, you’re not alone — and now we’ve got the data to prove it. A new Department for ...

Anyone who drives a sedan, hatchback, or low-slung vehicle these days is well aware of the growing level of glare present on modern roads—and now we have data to prove it. A new study commissioned by ...

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for AEW Fright Night "Dynamite" on October 29, 2025, coming to you live from the Bert Ogden Arena in Edinburg, Texas! The AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship ...

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(KRON) — University of San Francisco Department of Public Safety officials sent an alert to students Thursday about a man who wears Ray-Ban Meta sunglasses and records women on campus for his social ...

Headlight glare has become a common topic of complaint among people driving at night thanks to brighter LED lights with a bluish tint, taller vehicles and overly bright lights sold on the internet.

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A federal study found that 38.9% of drivers who experienced sun glare and were involved in crashes occurred from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Esteban Parra Sights & sounds: ESPN's 'First Take ...