It is wonderful to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Vaz. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Cleethorpes (Martin Vickers) on securing this timely and important debate about headlight glare. The UK has some of the world's safest roads, but glare from headlights is a perennial issue that needs to be addressed. All vehicle headlights are designed and tested to follow international standards developed under United Nations rules to ensure they illuminate the road adequately without affecting other road users. However, there are challenges as police collision statistics do not indicate an increase in accidents caused by headlight glare, despite real concerns from constituents. In 2021, there were 208 accidents where dazzling headlights were cited as a partial cause, down from 373 in 2005. The Department has raised the issue at the United Nations international expert group on vehicle lighting and agreed proposals to mend headlamp aiming rules with mandatory automatic headlamp levelling expected to take effect only on new vehicle types from September 2027. The Government have allocated £185.8 million local authorities via the safer roads fund to improve safety and launched a plan for drivers in October last year setting out measures to help driving and address concerns. Over recent years, research has been commissioned to understand underlying causes of dazzling headlights, including consulting relevant experts and conducting real-world trials. The Government will consider outputs fully once completed and share them within the UK and with international lighting experts.