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No, they can impair night vision further.
No. Dark glasses reduce light reaching the eyes and can impair night vision. Avoid looking directly at headlights, reduce speed according to visibility and stop safely if necessary. Use any required vision correction; sunglasses are not an appropriate solution to night-time glare.
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Yes, the darker they are, the better night vision becomes.
Yes, they allow any speed even when you cannot see the road.
No, they can impair night vision further.
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