Prescription Night Driving Glasses

Anti-glare glasses (also called anti-reflective glasses) are good for people who keep getting blinded by the excessive glare that can come from driving in nighttime conditions. They use a special type of anti-reflective coating that can eliminate the haze and glare that come from driving in these conditions. We have a broad selection of prescription driving glasses that can serve this function, so be sure to look at everything we have in our store.

You need to see clearly while you're driving, but certain conditions could affect your vision while you're on the road. One of the most common problems is excessive glare, which can happen more often at night. And one effective way to eliminate this risk is to get a pair of night-driving glasses that can filter out the glare (which can blind you temporarily). Be sure to look at what we have at Extra Eyewear, so you can find your pair of prescription night-driving glasses.

There are many types of glasses that claim to help with driving, especially at night. But the most effective type of prescription driving glasses are the ones with anti-reflective properties. These glasses allow more light to pass through the lenses, which can reduce glare coming from oncoming traffic and other sources of light. High-definition lenses have also been designed to help you see better in almost every type of lighting condition, including at night.

Any type of blinding glare can be extremely dangerous while you're driving, especially at fast speeds. Glare is one of the most common causes of traffic accidents. And while sunglasses can be helpful during the day, they should never be worn at night. Enough light has to pass through your eyes for you to see clearly, and ordinary sunglasses are too dark for driving in these conditions. Fashion frames could also affect your peripheral vision if they're made in a certain way. So, if you're looking for a pair of prescription driving glasses, you'll need to choose your frames wisely.

The vision requirements for driving noncommercial vehicles are different in every state. You can find this information at the Department of Motor Vehicles of the state in which you live. But in spite of the minimum vision requirements in your state, you'll need to make whatever corrections are necessary so you can see clearly. Be sure to look at what we have at Extra Eyewear, so you can find a pair of glasses that can help you be safer on the road.