Bill > SB01087

This bill aims to amend section 14-96b of the general statutes to regulate the brightness of motor vehicle headlights with the goal of improving road safety and reducing visual glare for other drivers. While the specific technical details of the headlight brightness restrictions are not provided in the bill text, the legislation seeks to address the issue of overly bright headlights that can temporarily blind or disorient other motorists, potentially creating dangerous driving conditions. By proposing to modify the existing statute, the bill intends to establish new standards or limits on headlight luminosity that will help prevent visual disruption and enhance overall road safety. The proposed amendment appears to be a proactive measure to protect drivers by mitigating the risks associated with excessively bright vehicle lighting.

Transportation and Infrastructure

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