More cars are using LED headlights rather than the traditional halogen bulbs. There are safety benefits to using the brighter ...

I have seen you write about how LED replacement bulbs are not legal. Recently, I have been seeing ads for Sylvania LED ...

Instead of old halogen-filled bulbs, new LEDs and even laser lights promise better illumination. Read more at ...

Federal guidelines do allow LED lights if the car came that way from its manufacturer, but they are not approved as replacement bulbs. LED lights typically emit a whiter and brighter light than other ...

The rest of this car has been left fully exposed. It has the same rear end as the current C-Class, down to the LED taillights ...

as well as from family and friends and my own experience driving round the constituency that cars with newer LED lights can be blinding for other road users.' Four reasons why drivers are dazzled ...

Reasons for this include the use of brighter and more economical bluish-white LED headlights or xenon/high-intensity discharge (HID) bulbs as standard. Many older cars still use 'yellow light' halogen ...

LED lights typically emit a whiter and brighter light than other kinds of headlights. Once again, LED headlights cannot exceed the federal standard of 3,000 candelas.