

I do assume that as well. Technically no, but I believe they are typically self leveling, plus are tighter beams
Some of the reasons for excessive glare include
- incorrectly aimed headlights
- older style reflectors that let a lot of light spread
- leaving high beams on
- using LED replacement bulbs that aren’t legally replacements
Adaptive high beams fix 3.5/4 of these. I do not think it helps with incorrectly aimed headlights from lifted trucks though
I have definitely noticed cars with extremely bright headlights that are also more tightly focussed. No glare















Typically it’s the other order, in the us. We want to build a train line but it’s ungodly expensive and legally fraught to get that right of way. However there’s a convenient highway where we already have a right of way, and there’s room for rail in the median.
I’m not convinced it’s a good idea since no one would want to use it, but it’s well-meaning people trying to get a thing done