You don't even need night vision. Your eyes adjust to low light and can actually see better when the peak brightness is low. It's ironical that all the solution

You don't even need night vision. Your eyes adjust to low light and can actually see better when the peak brightness is low. It's ironical that all the solutions we come up with to aid night driving involve increasing the brightness, whereas we should be doing exactly the opposite. I once drove on a stretch of highway that used reflective paint for the lane markers. My feeble beam could light them up better than any HID could. It was very relaxing to drive in the dark and never once did you have to strain to make sure you can see the road. I think this is really the future of night driving.