Massachusetts has recently taken a firm stand on the use of bright LED headlights by banning certain aftermarket versions of ...

Over the last decade, LED headlights have made their way from luxury models to everyday cars — and for good reason. Traditional halogen bulbs, the long-time standard, just can't keep up in terms ...

Using your daytime running lights may seem like an extra step between headlights on and off, but they're actually an ...

Are LED headlights legal? Generally, yes, LED headlights are legal in the U.S. and much of Europe. However, after-market headlights may not be. Is there a limit to how bright headlights can be?

Nowadays, LED lighting is commonplace on new cars. And as winter nears, that’s revealing a problem for some owners, as LEDs simply don’t get hot enough to melt ice buildup off headlights. As a ...

LED headlights usually cost $25-$100 for a pair with better options typically costing around $40-$60. Similar headlights may have a considerable gulf in cost if one is meant for common cars and ...

With regular LED lights, the NHTSA says aftermarket products, like LED conversion kits, are a major contributor to excessive glare on the roads. In a statement to WPBF 25, they said in part: ...

Older car headlights generally contained halogen lightbulbs that produced a yellowish color before switching to LED lights that give off white or blue hues in the past 20 years or so. According to ...

No you're not imagining it. Headlights have gotten brighter, and people driving on dark roads since the start of Daylight Saving Time have felt the impact. Before LED lights were introduced, many auto ...

Generally, yes, LED headlights are legal in the U.S. and much of Europe. However, after-market headlights may not be. Is there a limit to how bright headlights can be? No, there is no limit at ...