Majority of Respondents in Surrey Favor Ban on Blinding LED Headlights

A recent poll conducted by SurreyLive reveals that 83% of readers support a ban on LED headlights in vehicles, following concerns over dazzling lights that contributed to 216 crashes in the area in 2023. The poll shows that 93% of participants have experienced issues with bright LED lights while driving. While some readers advocate for a ban, suggesting alternatives like yellow-tinted headlights, others argue that such lights are now standard on most vehicles, including electric cars. The RAC noted the significant public reaction to headlight brightness, while the Department for Transport acknowledges public concern and has initiated research to better understand headlamp glare and its impact on road safety, with findings expected by summer 2025.

Majority of Respondents in Surrey Favor Ban on Blinding LED Headlights

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