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No, because they reduce night-time visibility.
No. They reduce the light reaching the eyes and make roads, signs and obstacles harder to see. DGT advises against sunglasses at night or in dark areas. Use the visual correction you need and adapt driving to your ability to see.
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Yes, they are mandatory to prevent all glare.
No, because they reduce night-time visibility.
Yes, every dark lens improves night-time vision.
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