If you're in the US and you've also been idly wondering why "I don't like to drive at night" has become such a common thing to say in the past few years, stand near to a modern LED streetlamp and block it with your hand. In about two thirds of a second, the whole road brightens up as your pupils open.

You're not just getting old; between over-bright streetlights, over-bright headlights of oncoming cars, over-bright instrument clusters, over-bright porch lighting, nobody can see in the dark anymore.

Just in the last decade we've made it much harder and more dangerous to drive at night. Oh, and we also gave up the stars.

@ifixcoinops Ultra-bright headlights here are a real problem. Thankfully, we're pretty good about having cats eyes as standard on pretty much all main roads, so it's not as bad as some places, but LED headlamps are just downright stupid. I would add that driving glasses (yellow tint) do help. I've found them invaluable. Can't speak to their "scientific" value, but for me I percieve less glare and dazzle, and find it easier to still see my way when confronted with stupidly bright and/or poorly adjusted LED headlights at night.