Avoid the dangers of dazzling sun with Polaroid

You'd never set off without your seatbelt. But only half of UK motorists wear sunglasses, and most of those that do, don't have polarised lenses. If this is you, you could be compromising your own safety as well as the safety of pedestrians and other drivers.

Bright sunlight or low-angled sun can turn everyday driving situations into hazardous conditions, resulting in driving fatigue and - most alarmingly - temporary sun-blindness that causes serious accidents and even fatalities.

Reduce your risk of a road accident by 2%

One in 50 UK accident reports list the sun's glare as a contributing factor.

If you could do something as simple as wearing Polaroid polarised sunglasses to make your car journey safer, surely you would, wouldn't you?

Seatbelt. Sunglasses. Belt and braces

See brakes lights and traffic lights even when you’re driving into the low-lying sun

All our polarized sunglasses are great for driving but these copper and brown lenses are particularly good for making red light stand out under bright glare.