Difficulty driving at night
Why you may be having difficulty driving at night
Troublesome glare when driving at night-time can often be due to cataracts and be a significant impediment to a person’s quality of life activities, and even stop them driving at night. Glare and halos around headlights, streetlights or motorway road signs are characteristic symptoms.
How to improve your night-time vision
Cataracts are often the main reason why people experience difficulty when driving at night-time, but the good news is that this can be easily treated with cataract surgery. For example, 54-year-old Haydn Thomas can now drive again safely after a quick and simple treatment (taking no more than 10 minutes per eye).
When to seek treatment
Clear vision when driving is a must: if you find that your eyesight is compromising the safety of road users, it’s essential that you stop driving and seek treatment straight away. By intervening early, you’re more likely to be able to treat your night-time difficulty and prevent it from getting worse.