Anyone who drives at night knows the problem. An approaching car rounds a bend or crests a hill and a dazzling glare fills the windscreen and you can’t see.
Read MoreLED on Washington Metro enrages city bigwigs
The train lighting was originally designed to match the warm hue of the stations, creating a twilight feel throughout the day, meaning the new LED trains create a jarring comparison.
Read MoreThe new lighting in Metro is like sitting in a Xerox machine. And it’s driving us crazy
Walking into the clinical white-blue light of a new 7000-series car is like walking into a future where no one looks their best.
Read MoreStreetlight Fight in Rome: Golden Glow vs. Harsh LED
A plan to replace the city’s yellow sodium streetlights with cheaper, more environmentally friendly, white LED lamps is, for some, not simple modernization, but sheer heresy.
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