Mostly I just don't drive at night. I'll take my e-bike or moped instead if I need to grab groceries. Also I'm really good about keeping my windshield clean and polished. About to replace my 10 year old windshield with a new one soon to reduce pitting. I also bought a dash mat to reduce the internal glare.
But sometimes, you just can't do anything about taking 10_000 lumens to the retina except slow down and pull over.
I agree about keeping the windshield clean - that helps a lot.
I don't really have the option of not driving in the dark - for most of winter it's dark well past when I need to drive to the office, and too cold for me to want to take public transit (which would also require me to wake up an hour earlier).
I think it needs to be well regulated and well enforced by police. Nothing else will work.
I agree. Roadside inspections and fix-it tickets would make a lot of sense. Most people won't spend a cent on maintenance unless they absolutely have to.
But sometimes, you just can't do anything about taking 10_000 lumens to the retina except slow down and pull over.