The reduction of disability and discomfort glare in traffic.

Author(s)
Schober, H.A.W.
Year
Abstract

To summarize the present status of glare reduction work, it must be stated that there are many questions still open. However, many others have been solved, and many physical and physiological laws exist in this field. Effective prevention of glare must combine opthalmological and pathological findings in the eye of the driver reduction of glare sources combined with enlargement of the glare angles, and an increase of the luminance level on the road. Particular attention should be given to the problem of stray light production as discussed.

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Library number
A 2273 (In: A 2262)
Source

In: The prevention of highway injury : proceedings of a Symposium held April 19-21, 1967, p. 100

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