Anhorng Car Led Lights

      What are the rules and regulations about headlights? It seems like the low-beam headlights on some new vehicles are as bright as an older car's high-beams. What about the height of headlights on big trucks and SUVs? What's the best way to handle an oncoming driver that appears to have their high-beams on? Can I flash my high beams at them? Lots of people get annoyed over how drivers use or misuse automotive LED headlights, and with good reason. I can’t think of any other driving behaviors have the potential to temporarily blind another motorist. Okay, maybe “blind” is hyperbole, but anyone who drives at night knows the experience of encountering an oncoming driver who fails to dim their high beams, and how much that impacts vision. The brightness of a vehicle’s  automotive LED headlights  is limited by the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard. Any new car is required to meet this standard, so these new headlights are not technically “too bright.” However, n