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Over the last decade, LED headlights have made their way from luxury models to everyday cars — and for good reason. Traditional halogen bulbs, the long-time standard, just can't keep up in terms ...

From BMWs to Mazdas, car headlights are brighter than ever. LED lights and safety ratings can explain why.

Currently, drivers are banned from fitting LED headlights to a vehicle that was originally designed to use more convnetional halogen or xenon bulbs, with those that do failing their next MOT.

By law, the maximum height of a dipped beam headlamp must be no more than 1200mm from the ground. Many newer cars fit brighter LED lights into their headlights, which are road legal, but it is illegal ...

LED headlights last much longer than halogen and HID bulbs, and most advertise at least 30,000 hours of life, which adds up to around twenty years of life if used an average of four hours per night.

The problem isn't new. As early as 2004, according to a report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, about 30% of drivers experienced a "disturbing" nighttime glare when driving.

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A staple of mostly luxury vehicles through the late 2000s, LED headlights now appear on cars of all classes. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says nearly three-quarters of cars ...

Upgrading your vehicle’s lighting system from halogen bulbs to LED bulbs is a game-changer for safety and visibility. When I made the switch in my Jeep, I immediately noticed a significant improvement ...

In 1967, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration demanded all US car headlights have a mandatory “high” and “low” beam. Unfortunately, that “negates these smart headlights.