The sun knows where the gap is...

[acrewofone]

Why is it that no matter where I am driving, when I am driving or which direction I am driving, the sun is always in the gap that the visor does not cover?

[boomersruckus]

Drive only at night, teach that overzealous bright SOB a lesson!

[Sneak Miester]

I used to have to go to Brooks Alberta, meat packing plant ( stunk there, I hated going to it). I had to drive from Edmonton to Calgary then turn left to Brooks. One trip I turned left and the sky infront of me was black ….ACDC highway to hell came on the radio just as I turned…..it was an omen

[Jimmydee]

I’ve worked a few areas in BC and Alberta where the sun is horrible both in the morning and evening and the areas are prone to minor and major collisions, there are no visors that will solve that issue..

[Chuck E Ducky]

Flat brim hat / Boony Hat + polarized sunglasses are a must. I think it’s why my eye sight has remained as good as it has for so long. I wear sun glasses all the time.

[Nish]

Because we really live in a simulation of Super Mario Brothers.

[Ramfaux]

[k_obeastly]

I drive west to work in the evening and east to home in the morning. At least it’s only about a mile or the scare ball in the sky would really get on my nerves.

[BrickHaus]

I've got my deeply inset eyes, and my caveman forehead to save this. Unless it's right above the hood, I can shade my eyes. Driving a truck helps the angle on the dangle also.

[Diesel imp]

it seems like unless you have a deep aftermarket sun visor on the truck, the sun still manages to catch you right in the eyeballs at times

whats worse is if you havent cleaned the inside of the windshield in a bit, that haze on the inside makes its worse

[moonweasel]

Oddly I don't mind the sun finding the gap