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[ronnyd]

In answer to your question re. anti-glare coating in specs, Nitro, i,ve had mine treated for quite a while now and i find it very good. Also i no longer need sun glasses in most situations.

[Sir Tigger KC]

Mate of mine had laser eye surgery a few years ago to correct his bad long sightedness, and they oppsed it up!   

He can't drive at night as oncoming headlights tend to 'starburst' which temporarily blinds him! 

[ted_one]

Thanks ronnyd, for the info,although I don't have a big problem with night vision,I don't see why any of us should have to put up with others selfish and inconsiderate attitudes.I will certainly give the treated specs a shot

[Rods2]

Don't think my eyes are what they used to be. Just been to pick up my lad from his girlfriends, about thirty mile round trip. I went the same twisty country lane way that I go every day, only it was dark and unlit. I know the road well so thought I was making fair progress, but the constant headlights up my arse were telling me different. I never used to be bothered by bright lights all around me, but now I find them distracting. Getting old.

Being a Chevrolet I'm sure the headlights are perfectly adequate for Arizona freeways.

[hercules]

what about driving in the dark when its raining ?

[Vamps]

what about driving in the dark when its raining ?

That is a very different matter indeed!...............

Question, in the early days of motoring, only sidelights were needed at night in town or other lit up area's, when did it change? why do we use high power lighting in a lit up environment, and our side lights, or new day time running lights are much brighter than sidelights of old....................

[Sir Tigger KC]

what about driving in the dark when its raining ?

It helps to use lights and windscreen wipers! 

[TheBoy]

Mate of mine had laser eye surgery a few years ago to correct his bad long sightedness, and they oppsed it up!   

He can't drive at night as oncoming headlights tend to 'starburst' which temporarily blinds him! 

I thought that was a side effect of laser eye surgery anyway?

[Sir Tigger KC]

Mate of mine had laser eye surgery a few years ago to correct his bad long sightedness, and they oppsed it up!   

He can't drive at night as oncoming headlights tend to 'starburst' which temporarily blinds him! 

I thought that was a side effect of laser eye surgery anyway?

Don't think so. 

[05omegav6]

Mate of mine had laser eye surgery a few years ago to correct his bad long sightedness, and they oppsed it up!   

He can't drive at night as oncoming headlights tend to 'starburst' which temporarily blinds him! 

I thought that was a side effect of laser eye surgery anyway?

Potentially

[ronnyd]

Thats why i shied away from laser surgery,as with any procedure,there is always a chance of it going t*ts up. 

[05omegav6]

Thats why i shied away from laser surgery,as with any procedure,there is always a chance of it going t*ts up. 

I've history of glaucoma on both sides of the family, which has the potential to be untreatable following laser surgery

I could live without an arm/leg/foot/kidney/bollock/appendix * but would rather not chance buggering my eyes up...

* delete as applicable.