Are LED headlights legal? Generally, yes, LED headlights are legal in the U.S. and much of Europe. However, after-market headlights may not be. Is there a limit to how bright headlights can be?

For drivers considering bright LED headlights, it is important to understand the difference between certified assemblies and aftermarket bulbs. Manufacturer-approved LED headlights come as ...

With regular LED lights, the NHTSA says aftermarket products, like LED conversion kits, are a major contributor to excessive glare on the roads. In a statement to WPBF 25, they said in part: ...

If an LED isn’t dim enough for you after one sticker, you can stack a second one on top of it. LightDims Black Out Edition, which are designed to block 100 percent of an LED’s light.

Keep reading. Q: One problem that is getting worse is bright headlights at night. Either people no longer dim their high beams, or new LED lights are much brighter.

Q: Bright LED headlights are especially a problem on SUVs and trucks approaching lower-riding vehicles. They’re equivalent to high beams in terms of blinding other drivers.

Bright headlights and super bright tail lights. I'm talking about these new cars with the LED lights where it seems that they have their brights on. In some cases they actually do. These lights ...