Which risk increases when vertically polarized light encounters roadway reflection?

💡 Explanation

Roadways often generate horizontally polarized reflected light; vertical polarization filtering will suppress other glare, but amplifies glare stemming from headlamps. This is because **Brewster's angle** maximizes reflection for polarized light, therefore glare increases, rather than reducing glare components under different conditions.

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