“Smart Headlights” may make driving in rain or snow a lot safer

Fall is upon us and in several places around the country, Fall means goodbye sun and hello rain and eventually in some places,  snow. And as predictable as the change in weather is the fact that there will be a handful of nights that will include some difficult and cautious driving. Does there have to be? Researchers at Carnegie Mellon don’t think so. Recently they have been developing a new type of headlight that greatly decreases the glare into drivers’ eyes from falling rain or snow. Check out the video below for more information.

Check out more about the project here.