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CMV: LEDs, HIDs, and Halogens should be illegal for car headlights.

Basically what I mean is that any blue/white light headlights should be illegal.

Personally in my experience, most blue/white light headlights are so bright that they prevent me from seeing anything while they're shining in my eyes from on coming traffic.

I really don't feel that any extra brightness on their end is worth blinding other drivers, even temporarily. Especially in urban settings where there is a lot of light already at all times.

However, I'm autistic and have light sensitivity so I wonder sometimes if this is just a 'me problem.' 

Thanks !

Edit: thanks for everyone's insightful responses so far! And thanks to everyone who helped me understand my error re:LEDs; you all were kind and not condescending and I appreciate that! For anyone new to thread: most modern cars have one of types of headlights that I listed in the title; namely LEDs. And a lot of modern LEDs have a nice yellow filter on them (which is why I was confused 😅) 

Overall it sounds like a lot of people agree that these kinds of lights can be dangerous. I see a lot of comments about after market modifications and while I agree that's probably a factor in a lot of the most aggregiously blinding cars I pass, my town has too many for these all to be after market (in my opinion)

I loved one suggestion of tinted windshields, though I did read a bit about having all of one colour filtered out can reduce visibility dangerously. I wonder if it would be possible for LEDs to have a brighter, whiter option, much like high beams, for rural driving and the like.

Anyways thanks again all! Kind of overwhelmed at the response so sorry if I missed your comment.
gpt
LEDs are a different category from the other two and should definitely not be banned.  LEDs can produce any color warmth desired, and are extremely stable and energy efficient.  That provides huge advantages in terms of electric cars (for range) as well as preventing people driving around with burnt out headlights (good for safety).  

What you want is a regulation on the permissible colors produced by LED headlights, but not a ban on them.