> and I don't drive the Jeep at night because it's just not safe. I rarely drive at night anymore for the same reason. When I have to, I try to do so with a fr

> and I don't drive the Jeep at night because it's just not safe. I rarely drive at night anymore for the same reason. When I have to, I try to do so with a freshly cleaned windshield, that helps a decent bit. Another trick is to watch the outside line of the lane/road so you're not looking into the oncoming headlights as much. But I do agree that headlights seem to have gotten brighter and brighter. And many aren't adjusted at the proper angles, either. But also, my eyes probably aren't as good as they were in decades past.