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Are you like me and, even though you\u2019re kind of young, you have the eyes of an 85-year-old person whose favorite lifelong hobby has been staring directly into the sun? It\u2019s not fun. I should have healthy, youthful eyeballs but instead, I get to wear Coke-bottle glasses and can\u2019t really see at night. This makes it difficult for me to drive after dark, but I\u2019ve figured out some ways I can boost my vision and stay safe on the road, even when I\u2019m driving past sunset. If you suffer similarly, you might benefit from these tips! Check them out!<\/span><\/p>\n The first one is to not wear any kind of tinted glasses at night. People market things like \u201cglare reducing\u201d glasses that have a slight tint, and if you own them you should just throw them away or use them when you\u2019re at work and looking at a computer all day. The tint in glasses is pigment, which blocks light from reaching your eyes. Sight is literally light hitting your retinas, and if you have problems with your sight in the darkness, then you need all the light you can get.<\/span><\/p>\n Even so, the light from the headlights of oncoming vehicles can be too much for anyone and leave you with spots in your vision. If you are about to pass an oncoming vehicle, keep your eyes trained on the white line at the side of the road. You\u2019ll be able to see the vehicle in your periphery and stay in your lane, but you won\u2019t get a big spot in the middle of your line of vision!<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Finally, if you really feel that it would not be safe for you to drive at night, don\u2019t do it. Get a ride, schedule around it, or just stay home. You can have a lot of fun with a good book, I promise. And a book won\u2019t put you at risk of getting into a car accident (unless, of course, you\u2019re reading at the wheel\u2026 which I don\u2019t think I have to tell you not to do). Safety is always first!<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n