Driving At Night

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Thanks for the input guys! I think you guys may be right about to windshield too it does have some smudges. Ima clean it out for next time & see how well it goes!

I use yellow sunglasses at night and its amazing the difference it makes. Get a cheap pair and try them out. If it helps then drop some dough on a nice pair.

I use yellow sunglasses at night and its amazing the difference it makes. Get a cheap pair and try them out. If it helps then drop some dough on a nice pair.

I will consider that as well. Won't hurt to try & see

Will this limit me any? Do most drivers drive at night because they have to? Or because they just prefer it cause it's less traffic & all. I don't want this to be a big major issue

I always drove at night even in my car. Less traffic... could drive faster... nit knowing where I'm going is easier cause I can slow and not bother anyone. With the truck I can leave at midnight and shut down during thw day when. Truck stops are empty.... often I will take a 2 hr break around 7 or 8 am and avoid the morning work traffic....then shut down b4 the 5pm work traffic.

One driver I know swears by those night glasses they sell at the teuck stop and I bought them but never used them

I use yellow sunglasses at night and its amazing the difference it makes. Get a cheap pair and try them out. If it helps then drop some dough on a nice pair.

Theron, I was going to suggest this but some one beat me to it. Copy and paste to keep it simple: Night Time Driving Glasses are scientifically engineered to enhance your vision in low-intensity light situations. Their non-polarized, anti-glare lenses go to work instantly to filter out high-glare light from oncoming headlights, street lights and illuminated billboards. Theron, I believe this may help you. Ask your eye doctor about night time non-prescription glasses.

Yea I'm going to get my eyes re evaluated for sure

Couple of items. (1) make sure your inside windshield is clean and clear - not just the outside. (2) Turn down your dashboard lights and make sure no cab lights or bunk lights are on.

I use yellow sunglasses at night and its amazing the difference it makes. Get a cheap pair and try them out. If it helps then drop some dough on a nice pair.

I bought one of those flip down things for my car visor that has a darker grey one for day driving and a yellow one for night or rain. Was skeptical until I used it during the rain and could deffinately se better with the yellow tint than without. Never drive my car without it now.

Here is something to consider and has not been mentioned. More people have this than are willing to admit.

Night Blindness