Transport Canada has opened a survey for the public to weigh in on headlight glare. (CityNews image)
A federal agency wants to know how excessively bright headlight glare affects all road users.
Transport Canada says car headlights have become brighter than ever with new technology in vehicles that help drivers see better. However, they can also cause problems for everyone else.
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO 1130 NEWSRADIO VANCOUVER LIVE!The agency wants to learn how headlights affect those on the road and what vehicle or lighting features may influence how people experience glare at night.
It has launched an anonymous online survey to hear about people’s experiences travelling at night, contributing factors to headlight glare, driver behaviour, and possible feedback on solutions.
Pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users are asked to complete the survey.
The survey runs until April 20.