Innovation

This Tech May Stop High Beams From Blinding You at Night

BLINDED BY THE LIGHT

Adaptive driving beams use automatic headlights to shine less in busy roads, while also improving visibility to save lives—so why aren’t they on more cars in the U.S.?

Julian Roberts-Grmela
Julian Roberts-Grmela
A photo illustration showing a car with adaptive high beams turning on and off.
Photo Illustration by Erin O'Flynn/The Daily Beast/Getty Images
Julian Roberts-Grmela

Julian Roberts-Grmela

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