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(48,808 posts)
Sun Jun 18, 2017, 04:56 PM Jun 2017

Driving at night

On a recent issue of AARP magazine there was a letter suggesting to dim the dash lights while driving at night.

When the dash is bright, he said, it contract the driver's pupils and allow less light in, which decreases the night vision.

I don't drive at night - so far did not have to - but if I will, I will try this.

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Driving at night (Original Post) question everything Jun 2017 OP
It really does help. Wellstone ruled Jun 2017 #1
it helps at any age nt Yonnie3 Jun 2017 #2
Has anybody ever used those Yellow glasses? mitch96 Jun 2017 #3
I have a pair and they help me. Unfortunately, they seem to scratch easily. sinkingfeeling Jun 2017 #4
Cataract surgery made the big difference unc70 Jun 2017 #5
Same here. PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2017 #6

mitch96

(14,658 posts)
3. Has anybody ever used those Yellow glasses?
Sun Jun 18, 2017, 06:59 PM
Jun 2017

Suppose to increase contrast at nite.. As we age we loose our contrast resolution. Things we can see during the day are difficult to see at nite...
This growing up shit ain't for sissys...
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unc70

(6,325 posts)
5. Cataract surgery made the big difference
Sun Jun 18, 2017, 09:34 PM
Jun 2017

My cataracts made everything seem dimmer and yellow. Vision improvement after surgery was dramatic.

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