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Reports stopping night driving because of LED glare and calls for a ban. Also attributes accidents, migraines and seizures to bright headlights; those broader causal assertions are unverified.
- LED headlights & glare: “I had to stop driving at night because the LED headlights cause me to not see well enough to not get into an acc”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “I had to stop driving at night because the LED headlights cause me to not see well en”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “ ridiculous and they are causing accidents , migraines, and seizures. Please ban them and go back to the original lights. T”
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I had to stop driving at night because the LED headlights cause me to not see well enough to not get into an accident. They blind me when they come at me as well as when the LED lights appear in my mirror because someone behind me has them. The brightness of these headlights has gotten ridiculous and they are causing accidents , migraines, and seizures. Please ban them and go back to the original lights. The roads at night right now look like everyone is driving with high beams on. Please make it stop.
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