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A survey indicates that 25% of drivers experiencing headlight glare intend to reduce or stop driving following the clock change this weekend.
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Survey finds one in four drivers may reduce driving due to headlight glare after clock change
A survey indicates that 25% of drivers experiencing headlight glare intend to reduce or stop driving following the clock change this weekend.
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One in four drivers will put off driving after clock change thanks to dazzling headlights
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Survey finds one in four drivers may reduce driving due to headlight glare after clock change