Wearing yellow glasses while driving at night might make you think you are seeing better, but tests in a simulator have shown that drivers wearing them don’t spot pedestrians any faster than ...

Savannah Guthrie, who was as much of an enthusiast about the periwinkle glasses as anybody, tried to let Al down gently when assessing the yellow frames. "Al, you know I love you, and I've ...

But instead of a dark tint to block excess rays, night driving glasses use yellow lenses to help reduce reflections and glare from street lights and oncoming headlights. Essentially, these glasses ...

They are also helpful during rainy weather. A: Thanks for this tip. A number of drivers report using yellow-tinted glasses to cut down on the glare of LED headlights. Q: Thank you for your article ...

One potential solution is anti-glare night-driving glasses. These non-prescription lenses use yellow tints, polarization, and anti-reflective coatings to reduce glare from bright lights that make ...

A study comparing drivers’ ability to see pedestrians with and without yellow-lens night-driving glasses has found there is no evidence to support claims that they improve night-time road ...