Blocking out winter sun when driving
I find it extremely difficult to drive in bright sunlight. Is there a product I can stick on the windscreen to 'block out' the brightness but which I can see through?
Asked on 1 December 2012 by MMGrenson
Answered by
Honest John
Polarising sunglasses, if you are not already a spectacle wearer.
Otherwise, and additionally, judicious use of the sun visors because the problem is the angle of the sun.
Otherwise, and additionally, judicious use of the sun visors because the problem is the angle of the sun.
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