They’re causing chaos on the roads, according to reports.
The vast majority of drivers in the UK think that LED headlights are too bright, ITV reports.
A new study found that 85 per cent of people on the road think that headlight glare is getting worse, with a whopping 89% saying that LED lights are too bright.
LED lights have become increasingly popular on new cars, as they have replaced traditional halogen bulbs.
However, the LED bulbs give a more focused beam, which is good news for the driver of the car as it gives them a better view.
For everyone else on the road, though, it seems to hinder their driving ability.
The study, which was commissioned by the RAC, found that two-thirds of those on the road say the brightness of the lights forces them to slow down.
While 64% said that LED headlights are so bright they can cause accidents.
(This article was originally published on JOE.co.uk and is republished here with permission.)
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