The secret car button that almost no one knows about and is key to driving at night

Night driving often feels more tiring than it needs to be, especially when facing bright lights from vehicles behind. A small, built-in feature in many cars can significantly reduce glare and visual d

iscomfort, making it easier to stay focused and relaxed. With one simple adjustment, those harsh reflections can become softer, clearer, and far less distracting.

By understanding and using this rearview mirror feature, drivers can turn a common nuisance into a practical safety advantage. Reducing glare not only lessens eye strain, it also helps preserve better night vision for spotting road hazards, p

edestrians, and changing traffic conditions. When paired with good habits—like maintaining clean glass surfaces and using proper headlight settings—this small action contributes to a safer, more confident experience behind the wheel. READ MORE BELOW

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