NHTSA says it will overhaul U.S. vehicle rules to tackle blinding LED headlight glare, the article reports.

The agency plans to rewrite outdated standards that have restricted advanced illumination technology.

Driver complaints about excessively bright nighttime beams have surged in recent years.

Current rules still push American drivers toward static low and high beams.

Europe has allowed adaptive driving beam systems for years, leaving the U.S. behind.

Safety advocates and industry groups have pressed Washington to modernize the standards.

Automakers say they are ready to ship adaptive systems once final approvals clear.

Officials will review public feedback before finishing the updated framework.

Read the full article for more details on NHTSA's headlight glare update.