Glasses for drivers
Do you squint when passing cars after dark? Do you see halos around lights? Often the right lenses with the right coating and correction for night driving are enough.
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Special coatings reduce glare and halos from xenon and LED headlights.
Sharpness in difficult conditions
Wider distance fields help you notice signs or pedestrians sooner.
Contrast in fog and rain
Optional contrast-enhancing coatings or slight tints can improve visibility in poor weather.
Notice danger a fraction of a second earlier
While driving, especially after dark, your pupils dilate. Even small visual imperfections may then become noticeable. An uncorrected -0.50 D can mean noticing a pedestrian several metres later in dusk.
We offer advanced Drive-type lenses such as ZEISS DriveSafe or EyeDrive. Their design accounts for the visual dynamics of driving: constant switching between distance, dashboard, navigation and mirrors.
Frequently asked questions
What are driving glasses?
Glasses with Drive lenses, such as ZEISS DriveSafe or EyeDrive. They account for how a driver switches focus between the road and the dashboard, navigation and mirrors, and reduce glare from other cars' headlights.
Do driving glasses help at night?
Yes. Special coatings reduce glare from xenon and LED lights, and dazzle from dipped headlights can be up to 90% lower. Optional brightening coatings also boost contrast in fog and rain.
Can driving lenses be progressive?
Yes, driving solutions can be combined with progressive lenses.
Why do I see worse after dark than during the day?
After dark your pupils widen, which reveals even small refractive errors, such as so-called night myopia. If driving at night has become less comfortable, start with an eye exam.