Window Reflections

It's the nature of glass. Only way for it not to be a problem is to get a job without windows.

 

Light up the inside of the cab, not with regular white light. Dim light inside the cab will solve the issue. At least it does for me. Red is the only color I've used and it works really well, in addition to cutting the glare you get from the windshield it also illuminates everything inside so you will easily be able to see where everything is inside.

Note: I don't know if it's legal, I remember I use to see it much more 20 years ago, today I rarely see anyone do it, so there may be some law against it I don't know about but it does work.

 

Move everything or wear dark sunglasses.

 

Are you having issues with daytime reflections or nighttime reflections? Daytime reflections in certain conditions, you're just going to have to learn to accept. Night reflections from inside the cab ... you need to turn of some light sources

 

Its unavoidable trks sit a lot higher then cars you'll have to accept it.

 

4 wheelers, the glass is more angled and the side glass and windshield area is smaller, plus, where daylight is concerned, there is a rear glass and rear door windows that lets in light from the rear to offset viewable reflection against a darker setting.