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Yes, it can make seeing outside harder.
Yes. Bright cabin lighting can cause reflections and make the dark exterior harder to perceive. Avoid interior lights that interfere with driving. Do not equate a bright light causing reflections with every dim instrument or ambient light; this question concerns the former.
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Yes, it can make seeing outside harder.
No, it always improves night vision.
No, it eliminates all glare from outside.
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