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Congress could easily pass a lazy maximum brightness law but we're too busy stalling a mostly approved daylight savings law because some asshat party leader(s) is waiting to slap 200 riders onto it like another morbillion dollars of tax money to Israel.
It's so bad people put here are getting illegal windshield tint just to reduce the insane glare.
Of course a real solution would be a proper regulation with tickets for anyone running incorrectly adjusted headlights or anything that is basically acting as a high beam.
That would require a municipal government with any real legislative authority, a state government that wasn't the wholly owned subsidiary of big business, and a police force that considers "driving with overly bright headlights" more worthy of their time than "driving in the wrong neighborhood while black".