glareCheck your route

For the drive you already know

See the sun before you leave.

A calmer way to plan a familiar route when low sun may meet your eyes.

Check your route See how it works
Route 01 / EastboundLow sun / 7:12 AM
A warm route line winding through a city toward the low sun
Route-specific perspectiveSun position / road direction

01 / The reason to look ahead

Replace the guess you have made a hundred times.

Glare connects the sun’s position to the route you know, so you can review a likely glare window and choose a departure time that works for you.

Calm guidance, not a promise of perfect visibility.

A commuter road seen through a windshield with low morning sun
Before the familiar turnLow sun can change the feel of a known road.

02 / A clearer look

Know the moment before it arrives.

Start with a recurring route. Glare is intended to show where the sun and road may line up, then make the next choice easier to see.

A dark contour landscape with a warm route line and sun markerIllustrative route view
Route check / Preview

Departure window

May encounter glare

Northbound · Segment 2 · 7:12–7:38 AM

Consider leaving earlier

03 / Keep the choice yours

Foresight without the fuss.

01

Choose the route

Start with the drive you repeat, not a generic forecast.

02

Read the window

See when the sun’s position may affect a specific stretch.

03

Own the time

Adjust when practical. Leave the final decision with you.

04 / A better departure

Plan the drive. Keep the day moving.

Glare is being shaped for the small decision that makes a familiar road feel more considered.

Check your route

When low sun may be part of the drive, look once before you go.

Route / Sun / Time