Blinding glare from oncoming headlights at night is often caused by a combination of **brighter LED lights, higher vehicles such as SUVs and trucks, incorrect headlight alignment, and dirty windshields**, rather than a sudden problem with your eyesight. Blue-white light can also create stronger glare, particularly in rain or fog. Drivers can reduce the effect by keeping windshields clean, checking headlight alignment, adjusting lights when carrying heavy loads, and avoiding staring directly into oncoming headlights by focusing toward the right edge of the road.
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