Is there a safety hazard if the reflection of the mobile phone navigation is not clear when driving?

A: Navigation reflections do pose safety risks when driving - you need to frequently look at the screen. If the reflections are not clear, it will cause your eyes to be away from the road for a longer time, increasing the risk of accidents. Solution: ① Adjust the Angle of the phone stand to prevent the front windshield from reflecting sunlight and oncoming vehicle lights; ② Use a light shield or a sunshade pad; ③ Turn up the navigation volume and reduce the number of times you look at the screen; ④ Use AR anti-reflective film to enhance visibility. Woowhead Guanfudun adopts vacuum magnetron sputtering AR· anti-glare coating, with a reflectivity of ≤0.5%. The reflection of sunlight and lights inside the vehicle is significantly reduced, making the navigation interface (map, route, turn indication) clearer and reducing the time spent on the line of sight. At the same time, circularly polarized light softens the screen light, making long-term navigation more comfortable for the eyes. The measured light transmittance by SGS is 96.5% and the haze is 0.4%. Note: Driving safety comes first. The film can only improve visibility but cannot replace safe driving habits. It is recommended to use a car stand to fix your phone, turn on voice navigation, plan your route in advance, and try to minimize operating your phone while driving.